There were positives to take away from the Salisbury defeat, and the lads built on that to record the impressive win in Surrey. Points have been hard to come by so far this season and Parkway remain in the drop zone, but we have two games in hand over Harrow Borough who sit one place above us. A big result against Didcot at Bolitho may be enough to lift us out of trouble and will certainly add to the confidence already instilled by the win against the Swans last week.

Didcot have struggled to get going this season. They were promoted from the Southern League Division One Central via the playoffs in the last campaign and are currently bottom of the table on six points. They have lost their last four matches and are desperately seeking a positive turnaround.

This could make them dangerous opponents on Saturday, but on the other hand, it might be the right time to play the Railwaymen. This is also a match Parkway will believe they can win convincingly in front of home fans.

Parkway and Didcot met in the first round of FA Cup qualifying last season. It finished 1-1 at Loop Meadow Stadium before the Yellows secured a 3-2 win at Bolitho in the replay.