Kidderminster Harriers ready for Fylde contest
Boss John Eustace is looking forward to seeing how his Kidderminster Harriers side fare against the National League North leaders AFC Fylde.
Going into the clash at Aggborough, the visitors are unbeaten after 12 games with nine wins and three draws.
They also have the division's top goalscorer – Danny Rowe has already netted on 18 occasions this campaign.
Kidderminster are in good form themselves – fourth in the table with seven wins, three draws and two losses.
Ahead of the game, Eustace said: "Fylde have got a very good side.
"They have a lot of good, experienced players in the squad – they are a good team. We will be going into the game as if it were any other game though – preparing right as we always do – and I want us to be competitive.
"It's a good test for the young lads, going up against such an experienced team, and it will be good to see how they respond to that."
Harriers have had some good attendances at Aggborough this season.
For the clash against Salford City there were 2,072 on hand and almost 1,500 turned up for the game against Altrincham.
Also, around 400 supporters made the trip to New Bucks Head for match with AFC Telford United last month.
Eustace commended the supporters for their efforts so far this term and is hoping for them to rally the team on against Fylde.
"I have been delighted with the fans since I have come in," he said.
"Both home and away, they have turned out in their numbers and I am really grateful."
On how the squad is looking, Eustace added: "We have got the same squad as we had at Lancaster last Saturday in the FA Cup.
"Jared Hodgkiss is still struggling and will miss out."
