The two sides met back in August at Allpay Park with the hosts running out 2 - 0 winners after a fairly even first half had the two sides all square at the break.

Once again this season, Janes stated that an opposition manager praised his side following Saturday's performance but a 4 - 1 defeat is a scoreline the young manager described as 'embarrassing'.

Pershore Town are much changed from the side that travelled to Herefordshire back in August and Janes will be hopeful of a performance from his side this evening that will result in points on the board.

Our visitors this evening, Westfields, have also undoubtedly improved in their squad since that August fixture.

Scott Russell took over part-way through last season following the departure of Phil Glover and whilst his start to life at Allpay Park proved tough, an off season has allowed for the club to settle.

Cawley Cox has returned recently and despite a number of Step 4 sides being interested in the forward he continues to find the back of the net for Fields with nine goals in twelve games to lead the scoring charts.

The pace and workrate of Dan Stoneman will make him another to look out for this evening. Dan did move briefly to Cribbs last season but returned to Westfields where he is a club favourite. He himself has eight goals to his name this season from his fifteen appearances.

Ben Brooks and James Hancocks were the goalscorers back in August and both are still involved at Westfields and will be looking to add to their tally this evening.

One position that will be an unknown is between the sticks, 'Fields often switching between Shay Sterry and Keiron Blackburn. Both at opposite ends in terms of ages, Keiron has plenty of experience whilst there's big things expected in the future of Shay.

Brandon Jennings and Cameron Davies will likely back up the defensive partnership, the two had very impressive games back in August and are mainstays in Scott Russell's side.

'Fields come into tonight's game on the back of two 1 - 0 defeats, however prior to that they did put Brimscombe & Thrupp to the sword with an 11 - 0 win.

For The Plums, a reaction is needed after a 4 - 1 defeat to Mangotsfield United on Saturday. It's two defeats on the spin heading into tonight's game and six goals conceded in two games.

Danny Janes is likely to be without Devonn O'Sullivan who picked up a knock towards the end of Saturday whilst Jack Cresswell can feature before his ban is set to begin, subject to appeal.

Luke Carsley could also return to action after injury picked up against Tuffley Rovers kept him out against Mangotsfield.

James Baldwin is amongst the goals lately, they'll be hope he can continue his run against one of a number of former clubs.

Janes will look towards Aidan Clark and Bailey Fuller also to get in the goals column.

A much improved performance will be needed, that is for sure.

"Westfields beat us earlier in the season and I thought they were very good and well worth their win." said Janes.

"They are well coached and have a clear way of playing, I was impressed by the consistency of the player buy-in and how well the players executed their approach.

"We come into this on the back of two very poor results, so no doubt they will come here looking to add to that.

"I expect to see a massive improvement from the players, especially in key moments in the game.

"The players have struggled in key moments all season and that has taken games away from us. Whether that is a lack of game understanding or their ability to perform to the level required in those moments, bottom line is they must be better.

"I am looking forward to the game and the challenge as always."