Hereford United will set out for Ebbsfleet this afternoon and stay overnight at a location not too far from the ground in readiness for tomorrow afternoon's Conference League match.
It will be the second time the Bulls have played at Ebbsfleet this season, the first being a FA Trophy match four weeks ago which the Bulls won 1-0.
The main talking point from that game, other than a delay for removal of some fox debris, was the sending off of the Ebbsfleet captain after an off-the-ball incident with Kyle Perry.
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"They probably deserved to get something out of the game," said Bulls manager Martin Foyle.
"We got away with certain things."
Foyle will be looking for an improved performance after the shambolic first half against Chelmsford last Saturday at Edgar Street.
"We'll need to be little bit more dogged, tracking runners and get back to doing the ugly side of the game which we probably didn't do last Saturday."