When calculated on a goals per game ratio, Rylands' 1.06 goals a game doesn't compare to the Blues' 1.31, but who are we to argue with the league table. It gives the Holy Blues extra incentive to leapfrog Tuesday's opponents, who like Trinity pulled off a cup shock at the weekend. While Russ Wilcox's men were defeating Chester at the Kal Group Stadium, Warrington were 16 miles away, shocking Scunthorpe United at the Attis Arena.
One defeat in seven, and four wins from four, indicate that Neil Reynolds' side come to Gainsborough in good form, but the Holy Blues must be feeling confident too. Stringing three clean sheets together, for the first time since 2021/22 under Tom Shaw. Wilcox's men will be keen to extend on the run, with a fourth straight shutout, that last happened back in 2018/19 with Joe Green the goalkeeper. Liam King and Ross Hannah the duo in charge way back then!
Season Tickets are valid for the game on Tuesday night, so get yourselves along to roar on the boys in blue, as we strive to make it ten unbeaten! And better still, nine wins from ten! Bring your mates along. Show them what they are missing out on. The Holy Blues are producing some fully committed stuff. The players are giving their all. They're playing some great football. And with attendances on the rise. In the last 64 of the Isuzu FA Trophy, the Second Round Proper of the Em
irates FA Cup, with the game live on BBC2, it's fair to say, now is a good time to be shouting the name Gainsborough Trinity from the roof tops!
Attendances are on the increase, and the atmosphere under the lights at the Kal Group Stadium can be extra special, so get behind Russ and the boys. Ticket are priced at £13 adults, £9 concessions and Under 16s £4 with under 12s free with a paying adult.
Programme
The latest edition of the Holy Blue Review, Matchday Programme will be available to purchase at the turnstiles. Priced at £2.50 and full of great reading material from around the club, what's not to like! We have a look back through the archives, BBC Radio Lincolnshire's Dale Storey continues his column. Jamie Johnson in Just Jamie shares his insight, while there is the View from Carlilse Street, a popular read as Phil Anderson's casts his mind back to some famous FA Cup Round one ties of yesteryear. And just how impressive the current feat has been, with a nod to the tremendous numbers we are set to take to Harrogate, in the not too distant future!
Sponsors
A warm welcome to our sponsors for the game. Gold Sponsors AMP Rose are our guests for the game. Here's, as ever, hoping they enjoy the hospitality, and come 9:30 are celebrating a win for the Holy Blues. Anyone interested in becoming a Match Sponsor, please reach out to Geoff Holmes, by emailing This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or by contacting us on any of the different social media platforms.
Elsewhere
There are only three games in total in the Pitching In Northern Premier League on Tuesday night, with Trinity's one of those games. Meaning a positive result for either side could see them climb to 14th. A surprise win for Mickleover in the 3G derby could also propel Sports up the table, while Guiseley or Ashton could be second by the end of the night! Other games are:
Ashton United vs Guiseley
Mickleover vs Macclesfield
Preview by Rob Hughes (@AATM_Media)
Images by Bryan Pye (@brypye_sport)