Dagenham & Redbridge travel to 18th placed Maidenhead United on Tuesday night, after a postponement meant the game had to be rescheduled.
The Daggers managed to secure a last-gasp draw against high-flying Harrogate Town on Saturday.
Conor Wilkinson rescued a point in Yorkshire with his 90th minute strike, cancelling out Callum Howe’s 55th minute opener.
Form Book
After a slight dip in form over January and early February failing to win in a month, Dagenham have been on renewed run of form after victory on home soil against a strong Sutton side and after their draw with eighth placed Harrogate.
Four points from six in two tough fixtures was more than the Daggers could’ve hoped for, and with the possibility to continue their renewed form against Maidenhead tomorrow night, Peter Taylor and his men will be full of confidence. Form: DLLWW
Maidenhead have been on a resurgence of late, getting out of the bottom four and have opened up a five point gap over those still in danger of the drop.
Three wins on the bounce against Boreham Wood, Leyton Orient and Dover before their first defeat in over a month to AFC Fylde on Saturday. Form: LWWWL
Key Players
Daggers: Conor Wilkinson
Since his arrival at the Chigwell Construction Stadium on an initial loan deal in November, signing permanently in early January, Irish striker Wilkinson has become a fan favourite and prolific in front of goal. The 24-year-old has netted 10 times in 15 appearances for the club and is the Daggers top goal scorer.
Magpies: Adrian Clifton
The 30-year-old midfielder has been ever-present in the Maidenhead squad appearing in 29 of the 35 games this season. The four-cap Montserrat international has been clinical in front of goal this term scoring on 12 occasions this season.
The match-up sees two form teams face off, a Daggers victory closes the gap on a top placed finish, a win for Maidenhead moves them potentially seven points clear of the National League drop-zone.
Kick-off: Tomorrow 7:45pm
