After victory on Saturday in the big ‘six pointer’ clash against fellow relegation contenders Alfold. Copthorne will look to build any momentum gained from that monumental victory.
Saturday’s victory puts them on 22 points,eight points clear from Alfold and Montpellier Villa who are both on 14 points. Copthorne and Montpellier Villa have four league games remaining, but Alfold still have six to play.
Copthorne have the reverse fixture against Alfold on Easter Bank Holiday Monday which could be a crucial game for both sides.
Copthorne also have two tough games against two play-off contenders, they have the visit of Chessington to the Camping World Community Stadium. Before travelling to Sidlesham for their clash with Infinity on the final day of the season.
Saturday’s victory at Alfold was their first win in 13 league games. With their last victory coming on the 7th December against play-off chasing Arundel.
Copthorne Manager Mark Pullers will want to build on any momentum gained from Saturday’s victory. He would also appreciate a clean sheet too, as Copthorne have not managed to keep a clean sheet in the league all season.
Copthorne also need to stay focused and keep disciplined if they want victory tonight. They have had eight sin bins this season which is joint top with AFC Uckfield. Sin bins can have a huge consequences on sides especially later on the game when legs are tired.
Selsey come into this fixture without a win in their last ten league games with five draws and five defeats.
Selsey’s last victory was on the 1st February when they defeated Mile Oak 1-0 at the Seal Bay Resort Stadium.
Selsey have drawn the most league games of any side (11) in the Southern Combination Division one all season. So manager Daren Pearce will be looking for a victory after a run of draws.
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