Bradford Park Avenue will have at least four of the five players who missed last Saturday's Challenge Cup quarter-final defeat at Lancaster back for tomorrow's visit of Congleton Town in the UniBond Division One.

Striker Phil Denney, midfielder Mark Wilson and Gary Edmunds were cup-tied and forward Jason Maxwell returns from a one-match ban. But Danny Verity is still doubtful with a hamstring strain.

Manager Trevor Storton said: "This is a big game for us. We didn't lose any ground by being in the cup last week but we need to be picking up points again now."

Park Avenue are the last club in either division of the UniBond still with an unbeaten home record and Storton knows every club wants to be the first to win at Horsfall Stadium this season.

Avenue are hoping for additional support tomorrow with Bradford City not playing.

They are also hoping that Bradford Bulls season ticket holders will take up their offer of cheap admission. Adults can gain entry for £1 while children are admitted free.

Farsley Celtic may be looking to complete an unbeaten month in the UniBond Division One but they have a severely depleted squad for the visit of Lincoln United.

Skipper Steve Learoyd and striker Martin Regan are ruled out through injury while Wayne Noteman serves a one-match suspension and Phil Turner and Richard Harrison are unavailable.

Following their home draw against basement club Wins-ford United in the Unibond Premier Division last Satur-day Guiseley make the trip to Cheshire for the return.

Club captain Des Hazel made a return to the bench on Monday but top scorer Simon Parke is suspended and player manager Bobby Davison has a hip injury.

Though Eccleshill United are on a high, they face Denaby United at Plumpton Park in the Northern Counties East Premier Division without top scorer Stuart Taylor.

The striker bagged a pair in last Saturday's 4-3 win in the FA Vase and five in the 6-1 league victory over Glass-houghton Welfare on Tuesday. Young midfielder Scott Price is added to the squad.

Thackley include ex-Farsley Celtic winger Matty Flynn in their squad for the journey to Arnold Town after signing him from Yorkshire Amateurs last night.

Defender Mick Prica is back in contention after picking up an ankle injury before Christmas and Joe Richardson has trained after being substituted in last Saturday's home defeat against Armthorpe with a gashed ankle.

Liversedge travel to Chesterfield to face Staveley MW in the same division. They have midfield dynamo Andy Kenton still out after he injured a calf in the warm-up last weekend.

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