Leading on from the disappointing exit in the Third Round of the NCEL League Cup on Tuesday night, against Frickley Athletic, Golcar will be looking to bounce back against Sheffield FC.

Despite hopes to progress further in the cup, that wasn't the case.

Joe Skarz was forced into making a few changes to the side on the night, with regular starters Rico Kilbourn, Kiero Lawrence and Daniel Naidole all absent.

After what was a underwhelming performance, The Village's focus shifts back to league action.

Saturdays fixture will be the fifth away game this month for The Weavers, which has proven to be a tough test so far. Unlucky for us, with the hosts sitting in fourth place in the table it will be another difficult game.

Having already faced tomorrows opposition twice, the first of which was abandoned after 80 minutes, we know how big of a test it'll be.

The first meeting between the two sides this season came on a Friday night under the lights, well for the most part. Until half of the floodlights at the Skye Direct Stadium went out leading to the game being rearranged.

At the time a goal from Nathan Whitehead gave Sheffield the advantage in the 72nd minute. Despite having the advantage, the scores were reset to 0-0 and the match replayed from the first minute a few weeks later.

The rearranged fixture ended in defeat for Golcar, ending 4-0 with goals from Harry Spooner, Alex Hardwick, Nathaniel Crofts and Blake Freeman.

Hardwick may be a familiar name to some readers as he is currently the third highest scorer in the NCEL Premier Division, and has scored in his last two games, so may take some stopping.

Whitehead, who has previously caused us problems, is also in fine scoring form, bagging in three of his last four games.

The hosts have managed to score 12 in their last four games and only conceding two during that period. In comparison to Golcar who have managed to net on six occasions and also concede six over the same period.

There is no doubt it will be an interesting affair as we look to finish November on a high, before going into the busy month of December.

It would be great to see as many of you as possible there supporting Joe and the lads against the oldest team in the world of football.

Up The Village!

Where are we going?
Home of Football Stadium
Coach and Horses, Sheffield Road, Dronfield, S18 2GD

General Ground Directions:
From North: Exit M1 J34. Take 3rd exit onto lower deck of Tinsley Viaduct. Take 4th exit at next roundabout onto A631, signed Darnall. Follow until junction with A6102 Greenland Road. Left through Darnall. Go straight on under bridge and up to next roundabout. Take second exit, passing over Sheffield Parkway, onto A6102 Prince of Wales Road. After about five miles, pass Graves Tennis Centre on left and take first exit at next roundabout onto A61 Chesterfield Road South. Take second exit at next roundabout onto B6057 Sheffield Road and, after 0.6 miles, ground is on right just past Coach and Horses pub. Turn right at traffic lights and onto Stubley Hollow then immediately right into car park for ground. From South: Exit M1 J29, taking second exit at roundabout onto A617 towards Chesterfield. After five miles, take fourth exit at roundabout onto A61, staying on for 7 miles on towards Sheffield via Unstone-Dronfield Bypass. At next roundabout, take third exit onto B6057 Sheffield Road. Then as above.

Admission Price: Adults £8, Concessions £5