Rangers duo's return is timely
Stafford Rangers captain Lee Downes and defender Luke George will make a timely return from suspension at Stocksbridge Park Steels.
The duo are back for the Evo-Stik Northern Premier League game in South Yorkshire on Saturday and could go straight back into the team to cover injuries.
Right-back Jimmy Turner and midfielder Michael Carr both limped out of Tuesday night's 4-2 win at home to AFC Flyde with hamstring problems.
Should they fail to prove their fitness, George will come in for Turner and Downes would replace Carr, while taking the armband back from Liam Walshe.
Rangers have gone of a run of five unbeaten games that have seen them climb to ninth in the league and manager Greg Clowes is on his way back, too.
Clowes has missed the last two games through illness but is hoping to take his place in the away dugout next to assistant Dorian Garner tomorrow.
Garner said: "Three wins on the bounce breeds confidence, but we take it one game at a time. Hopefully, tomorrow, we can keep up the good work.
"Stocksbridge are not doing the best so, on paper, we should be getting three points but banana skins can bite you on the day.
"If the lads are right, I am confident that we will be OK. When we drew at home to them earlier in the season, we were on a bit of wobbly run.
"We were changing formation and players but things seem to be settling down a bit now, it's a strong squad irrespectively of who is missing.
"Whoever plays now is good enough to play at this level and that's important, if you want to be successful as a club."