Bridlington Town take on strugglers Sheffield looking for a second straight win under the returning Mike Thompson.
Brid beat Bishop Auckland 4-2 in midweek and they're back at the Mounting Systems Stadium on Saturday.
The victory took them out of the NPL East bottom four and they're bidding to put further daylight between themselves and the relegation zone.
Kick-off is 3.00pm.
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East Riding Council has expressed its sincere appreciation for the Yorkshire Wildlife Trust as the conservation charity prepares to mark its eightieth anniversary with a series of special events this May.
Three creative projects in Scarborough and Whitby will share a portion of a £2.3 million fund designed to regenerate local high streets and boost economic growth on the Yorkshire Coast.
The Seadogs came from behind to beat a promotion rival but aren't certain of a place in the National North play-offs yet.
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