Chesterfield vs Woking LIVE: Four away wins on the bounce as Spireites take victory in huge clash
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Our reporter Tom Hardwick will provide all the build-up, team news, updates and reaction from today’s trip to Surrey.
LIVE: Chesterfield vs Woking
One change for the Spireites
Joe Quigley has replaced Paul McCallum for today’s game - with Armando Dobra returning to the bench after a period out injured.
1: Fitzsimons
20: King
21: Palmer
5: Grimes
6: Maguire
35: Jones
28: Banks
7: Mandeville
29: Dallas
10: Colclough
27: Quigley
Subs: Sheckleford, Oldaker, Uchegbulam, Dobra, McCallum.
Danny Webb’s pre-match thoughts
Looking ahead to today’s game, Danny Webb said: “Saturday’s going to be a different challenge, and one that we’ve got to be up for.
“Confidence has been alright, I’d be lying if I said it was absolutely sky-high on that really awful run we were on, that would be a total fabrication - but it was never on the floor or a negative vibe at the training ground.”
Webb said that Woking were Chesterfield’s “direct competitors” - adding that “you wish it was Wrexham and Notts but sadly it’s not to be - they’re our main rivals now. We’ve got to go there and really use this recent form.
“We’re in good form, as are they, so it should be a really good fixture for those watching on telly. Whatever the performance, we want to come home with three points.”
Last time out
We don’t have to look far back to find the last clash between the two sides - with Woking running out victors at the Technique Stadium at the start of February. Both teams will know each other well at this stage - and the Spireites will no doubt want to avenge that 3-1 defeat.
Huge clash as Spireites take on Woking in battle for third place
Today’s game is certainly a big one - with the Spireites making the long journey down to Woking for a 12.30pm kick-off. Woking currently sit in third, just three points ahead of Chesterfield - with both clubs hoping to secure that position and avoid a more difficult route through the playoffs. The Spireites have won their last three on the road, but Woking haven’t lost at home since December. It looks set to be a tight encounter, and three points here today would be a superb result for the Spireites.