Lee Donafee showed faith in the team that beat Widnes last week, fielding the same line-up again for this match against Kidsgrove Athletic, a side sitting just above the Rams in the league.

With the top half of the table back in reach, and with the feel good factor having returned to Rammy, the second of our back-to-back home games followed against historical bogey side Kidsgrove Athletic.

Heading our way this weekend are Kidsgrove Athletic, currently sat in ninth place but just two points ahead of us so a win will see the Rams leapfrog our opponents in the table.

What had initially looked to be something of a stroll in the park ended up a much closer contest than it need have been.

Back on familiar turf, we played host to our visitors Widnes for a much needed dose of home comforts. It has been a topsy turvy season to say the least!

With just one home game in the last six weeks, it will be nice to feel the familiarity of home soil under the feet this weekend when Widnes head to the HWRS.

The first ever meeting between the Rams and the breakaway 1874 Northwich club ultimately ended in a disappointing defeat for the visitors, courtesy of an 88th minute goal.

The league newcomers, promoted via the points-per-game system from the North West Counties League last season, become the 116th different league opponents the Rams have had in the semi-professional ranks.