Hereford manager Aaron Downes has said that Edgar Street must be a fortress.
In an interview with BBC Hereford and Worcester Downes first looked back at last Saturday's game at Buxton.
"We were down to ten men for the best part of forty minutes andwe hung in there, we stayed in there, we stayed in the game.
"We didn't look overly like we were completely dominated when we had ten men and didn't look like eleven versus ten.
"The frustrating thing is we did not see it out because I think we deserved a point, I think we played well enough.
"But you don't always get what you deserve.
"When we get ourselves in those positions we must see it out."
As for tomorrow's home game against Marine:
"We played them twice last year in a very short period of time.
"Both games were really tight, really competitive and we expect the same.
"But from our point of view I really want to see us stamp our authority on the game more.
"We've got a great opportunity to make Edgar Street a fortress.
"We've got the best fans in the league and we've got to make that count."
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