A draw for Scottish would take them level with Trinity while victory would see them register their fourth straight win and gain the lead outright.However, Bob Kearsey’s men can expect a tough game from third-placed Wanderers who have their own targets.The red-and-whites are unbeaten in three league games and three points would see them leapfrog Scottish into second.
If they win by more than five goals they would go top.Wanderers are without Island skipper Bradley Vowden but will name Russell Osmand, who recently transferred from St Peter, in the squad for the first time.Scottish go into the game without influential defender Ryan Lumsden and Island player Paul Duxbury.
