Eastbourne Good Friday

[61666]

Eastbourne's home form seems to have picked up of late. They are second on the form table only behind Chelmsford having won four of their last six. Goal difference is only 8-6 mind.
The win at Dartford has moved us up to mid table on away form, with a goal difference of 6-7. All pointing towards a 1-1 draw then?
The game is being streamed live by National League TV, so may well watch that way. I guess if we play like we did against Weston and come away with a 1-0 win, everyone (me included) will be happy. Suspect Eastbourne will be looking for three points though, to boost their fight against relegation. Equally, if we are serious about the play offs, then so should we.
Time will tell...

[applesnstones]

Eastbourne has experienced some interesting home games recently. Including a commendable win against a fresh Taunton side, a lackluster draw against Dover. A 1-0 victory over Hemel, playing against 10 men. Eastbourne also managed to defeat Havant with 10 Men. Their last home loss was a heavy defeat at the hands of Chelmsford.

A reminder that Alex Finney sustaining a serious knee injury for them against Truro.

I would hold optimism that their home record isn't as daunting as the form table suggests. Yet, caution is warranted due to a recent spate of red cards in their matches. We've had a few needless ones this season...

[jdl]

Ahem - maidstoneunitedfc.proboards.com/thread/10017/eastbourne-good-named-thrice