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United visit Aggborough tomorrow, for the first time since 1959, full of confidence after their Moodtastic performance against Southend. There will be one enforced change from that game as Andy Scott's hamstring injury will keep him out for up to six weeks. If Jamie Brooks has recovered from his knock then he could well be Scott's replacement, otherwise both Manny Omoyinmi and Phil Gray will be on standby.

Mark Wright was hoping to have signed Kiddy's own Drewe Broughton in time for the fixture, personal terms having now been agreed with the former Peterborough striker who will cost United £70,000, but that deal has not yet been completed. It is feasible that he could be signed on loan in order to be eligible to play but Kidderminster are unlikely to agree to that proposition. There was also no further news of Wright's alleged “big name” signing.

Rage Online's confidence now knows no bounds following Saturday's vastly improved efforts and we've decided to push the boat out and predict a hugely optimistic 2-2 draw. We wouldn't dream of trying to guess the goalscorers though…