Ravens face fellow league strugglers after big win last weekend
After picking up a vital win last weekend, FC Isle of Man face what could be an important early season clash away at AFC Liverpool in the NWCFL Premier Division tonight.
'The Ravens' and their Merseyside hosts both currently sit inside the league's bottom three.
He's also given an update on player, Adam Kerruish who suffered a double leg fracture during the Manx side's victory over Charnock Richard three days ago:
By picking up three points last time out, FC Isle of Man moved off of the foot of the NWCFL Premier Division and up into 22nd place, leapfrogging their opponents tonight in the process.
Should the Islanders follow up last weekend's success with another victory this evening, it could realistically see them climb up as many as four places, depending on results elsewhere.
Meanwhile, AFC Liverpool have also endured a tough start to the campaign, sitting second-from-bottom and with just four points from their opening nine league matches.
Phil Stafford's side are on a run of four straight defeats, however the Merseyside club is yet to lose against FC Isle of Man on home turf in any competition since the sides first met back in 2021.
AFC Liverpool vs FC Isle of Man is due to get underway this evening at the Berry Street Garage Stadium at 7.45pm.
FC Isle of Man team news
There will be four changes to the FC Isle of Man side for this evening's clash which beat Charnock Richard last weekend.
The injured Adam Kerruish drops out whilst Alex Maitland, Joe Middleton and Kyle Watson also drop out.
Returning to the fold will be Callum Hudgeon, Joao Marques and Lucas Watterson as well as a second goalkeeping option in Ben Wilkinson
FC Isle of Man squad vs AFC Liverpool
Adam Killey (GK), Ben Wilkinson (GK), Sam Baines, Luke Booth, Josh Cain, Jamie Corlett, Charlie Higgins, Callum Hudgeon, Joao Marques, Dean Pinnington, Callum Sherry, Lucas Watterson, Ste Whitley, Michael Williams, Ben Wosser
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