Action in the Samba Nottinghamshire Senior League, supported by Euro Soccer Company, gets underway on Friday evening with the Division One encounter between Radcliffe Olympic and Southwell City Reserves at Wharf Lane. Radcliffe will be looking to bounce back from having had their four game winning streak ended by Beeston last time out.<\/p>\n
Meanwhile, in the Premier Division on Saturday, after opening a three point gap at the top of the table last weekend Bingham Town will attempt to consolidate their position as Attenborough visit Butt Field. Second placed AFC Dunkirk will be looking to capitalise on any slip ups, however, as they travel to Platt Lane to take on Keyworth United.<\/p>\n
With Woodthorpe Park Rangers and Burton Joyce not in action, Southwell City will be trying to break into the top three as they welcome FC Cavaliers to the Memorial Ground.\u00a0 Having suffered only their second defeat of the season last weekend Stapleford Town will look to make amends as Aslockton & Orston visit Hickings Lane.<\/p>\n
Having lost only once in their last seven outings, Calverton Miners Welfare welcome Ashley Harrison and Jamie Humphries back to the squad for their trip to Roko to play Magdala Amateurs while Wollaton and Cotgrave meet at the WSA.<\/p>\n
Sandiacre Town entertain Awsworth Villa at St Giles and Bilborough Town host Eastwood CFC Development at Harvey Hadden Stadium.<\/p>\n
In Division One, Ravenshead travel to Highfields to play Bridgford United without Lewis Parkin and Jack Smith but Mark Smallwood is back in the squad whilst Rhys McGrath is hopeful of overcoming an injury that has kept him out for a month.<\/p>\n
Robin Hood Colts welcome Kirton Brickworks to Sherwood Fields and Kimberley Miners Welfare Reserves entertain Basford United Community at the Stag Ground.<\/p>\n
Several NSL sides are in Nottinghamshire FA Senior Trophy action including the two teams at the top of Division One as AFC Top Valley and West Bridgford AFC meet at Eagle Valley.<\/p>\n
Burton Joyce Reserves, bottom of Division Two, have a difficult task on their hands as they host Radford Reserves, third in Division One, at The Poplars.\u00a0 United Grays will also be hoping to spring an upset as they travel to Elms Park to face Ruddington Village. Likewise Ravenshead Reds who entertain Beeston at Ravenshead Leisure Centre.<\/p>\n
Hucknall Town Development travel to AFC Bull Farm and Stapleford Town Reserves welcome Retford United Reserves to Hickings Lane.<\/p>\n