The Hawks, without a win in three games, will be looking to start another good run of games at home, after the defeat to Heybridge was the first loss at the Harlow Arena in almost a year.

Harlow boss Danny Chapman’s only squad concern will be Jared Small, who has been struggling with a thigh problem.

The Hawks have faced Wroxham twice already this season, a 1-2 away league win followed by a 5-2 home win in the FA Trophy.

Despite the two previous wins, it will be a tough game as Wroxham are looking to cement their place in the playoff positions. Wroxham are currently in fourth, with 61 points from 33 games. Harlow’s draw at AFC Sudbury in the last outing meant they dropped to 2nd, on 74 points having played 34 matches.

There’s nothing between the teams in the form table, as both Harlow and Wroxham have returned 10 points from a possible 18 in their last six games – three wins, a draw and two losses each.

Kick off is at 3:00pm, on Saturday 14th February 2015.