Hereford's next game is an FA Trophy third qualifying round tie at Oxford City.
Oxford crept out of the National League South relegation zone on Tuesday with a goalless draw at Bognor Regis.
The Bulls had a replay against Potters Bar in the last round, but looking ahead to Saturday, manager Pete Beadle says his side will try to win the game on the day.
"We always go with a game plan of trying to win the game," Beadle told BBC HW.
"That might be we sit back, defend and try and hit them on the break, or we might start of the front foot.
"But we never go other than in a positive frame of mind and try and win."
Despite being 19th in the league, City are undefeated in five games, which includes a 1-0 win in the FA Cup at League Two Colchester United.
"Saturday is going to be tough, since their cup game at Colchester they've hit a nice purple patch of form which will lift their confidence and keep them going.
"But we're also on a good run of games, so it's a game where we'll give our best, as always, and we're going to try and win the game on the day."
Oxford crept out of the National League South relegation zone on Tuesday with a goalless draw at Bognor Regis.
The Bulls had a replay against Potters Bar in the last round, but looking ahead to Saturday, manager Pete Beadle says his side will try to win the game on the day.
"We always go with a game plan of trying to win the game," Beadle told BBC HW.
"That might be we sit back, defend and try and hit them on the break, or we might start of the front foot.
"But we never go other than in a positive frame of mind and try and win."
Despite being 19th in the league, City are undefeated in five games, which includes a 1-0 win in the FA Cup at League Two Colchester United.
"Saturday is going to be tough, since their cup game at Colchester they've hit a nice purple patch of form which will lift their confidence and keep them going.
"But we're also on a good run of games, so it's a game where we'll give our best, as always, and we're going to try and win the game on the day."
Hereford have been given 1,450 tickets for the game, which are available on the day and in advance.
Prices are:
Adults £12
Concessions £6
Students £3
U16s Free
'Print at home' tickets can be booked here (link).
The match will be segregated, with 200 seats available for away supporters.