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Buoyant FC Isle of Man to host Northwich Victoria

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Ravens currently unbeaten in their last three outings

FC Isle of Man will be looking to continue their recent good form when they host Northwich Victoria in the NWCFL Premier Division tomorrow evening (5 November).

The Ravens are on a run of three games unbeaten in all competitions, winning two and drawing one.

Their last outing saw them stage a stunning comeback to earn a late 3-2 win against Congleton Town on Manx soil last Saturday (29 October).

FC Isle of Man currently sit 16th in the league standings on 17 points.

A win for them on Saturday could lift them up two places depending on results around them.

However, the Manx side's visitors to The Bowl tomorrow, Northwich Victoria, have enjoyed a strong campaign in the league so far.

Despite a 2-0 defeat at home in midweek to Kendal Town, 'The Vics' sit sixth in the table and twelve points better off than FC Isle of Man having played two games less.

The Cheshire side are looking to recapture some form after two wins in their last six in all competitions, compared to five straight victories prior to that.

In the league, they've only lost four times so far this campaign - only the top three of Vauxhall Motors, Wythenshawe Town and AFC Liverpool have been defeated fewer times.

FC Isle of Man vs Northwich Victoria takes place at The Bowl this Saturday (5 November), kicking-off at 6pm.

Manx Radio will be providing full live match commentary on our AM1368 and Digitial platforms.

FC Isle of Man team news

Jack McVey is unavailable for this weekend's clash, however Alex Maitland returns to the squad to add to the defensive options.

Michael Williams is expected to feature yet again in midfield - Kyle Watson and Chris Bass jnr. are unavailable.

Dean Leece also keeps his place in the squad whilst young Lewis Roberts also makes a return to add to the depth.

FC Isle of Man squad vs Northwich Victoria

James Rice, Sam Caine, Jacob Crook, Karl Clark, Alex Maitland, Sean Quaye, Charlie Higgins, Tiernan Garvey, Adam Mealin, Ste Whitley, Michael Williams, Furo Davies, Dean Leece Ciaran McNulty, Luke Murray, Lewis Roberts

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