CONEY Hill will be looking to extend the gap between themselves and bottom-of-the-table Sidmouth on Saturday in Tribute South West One West (2.30pm).
The two sides are locked at the foot of the table, albeit Coney Hill carry a small advantage over their Devon opponents going into tomorrow's home clash.
Head coach Leon Liggett has his fingers crossed that coming up against a lowly rival will allow his side a better chance to demonstrate their qualities.
"We're looking forward to it," he said.
"Hopefully we can get some more possession of the ball and express ourselves.
"When you are playing off scraps you can not do a lot but we still want to claw away from the bottom three."
Liggett was left disappointed by his team's recent defeat at Camborne, and will be eager to gain victory over this weekend's opponents, who picked up their only win this season againt Coney Hill in September.
"We put in a good performance back then but didn't quite have enough experience," he added.
Liggett himself will be named on the bench while Sid King will add some vital experience in the second row engine room.
Sidmouth have been without any action since late January and have failed to register any points on the score board from their previous two outings.
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