Lincoln City are set to train at a non-league club in Herefordshire later today as they prepare for tomorrow's game against the Bulls at Edgar Street. It will be the fourth time the two clubs have met this season.
Both clubs are on a good run of form so a tight game is envisaged.
"I always felt they (Hereford) had enough to stay up because they have some good players, who can score goals," Imps manager Steve Tison told the Lincolnshire Echo.
"Although they have lost Manset, they have Stuart Fleetwood who has scored a few as well.
"Both of us are in a good vein of form and that's going to make for an entertaining game.
"It will be tough because they have some momentum, but so have we and I certainly don't think that a point would be a bad result at all."
Meanwhile Bulls coach Russell Hoult appreciates that the Bulls are not out of trouble yet.
"Every game is a big game for us," Hoult told BBC Hereford and Worcester.
"We are not out of the woods yet.
"We've had a great run and we're out of the bottom two. So it's push on now and see how far up the table we can get."
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