Tiverton striker Owen Howe thinks his side can beat anyone at the moment.
However the visit of Hereford will on Saturday be a tough test.
"They're favourites to win the league and they're probably expected to win Saturday but, with our form, we believe we can beat anybody at the minute," Howe told the Express and Echo.
"We're in the same league as them, it's not like they're a class above, so we'll give it our all and hopefully it will be a big earner for the club, too, with the people that they'll be bringing down.
"The neutrals that will be seeing it will see first against second, with both teams unbeaten, so it will be a good game to watch – for us, hopefully we can come out of it unbeaten still.
"There's no better feeling than to go into the best game of the season unbeaten – if we'd have lost the last four or five, we'd be going into it wondering how many we're going to lose by, but we're unbeaten and we're second, so we're confident."
"We're in the same league as them, it's not like they're a class above, so we'll give it our all and hopefully it will be a big earner for the club, too, with the people that they'll be bringing down.
"The neutrals that will be seeing it will see first against second, with both teams unbeaten, so it will be a good game to watch – for us, hopefully we can come out of it unbeaten still.
"There's no better feeling than to go into the best game of the season unbeaten – if we'd have lost the last four or five, we'd be going into it wondering how many we're going to lose by, but we're unbeaten and we're second, so we're confident."