A 2-1 victory on home turf prevailed over Rushall Olympic on Good Friday thanks to goals from James Hardy and a last-minute winner from Callum Spooner.

However, Easter Monday would see the Robins fall short to a 1-0 defeat away to Tameside rivals Hyde United.

With three games remaining of the current season, Ashton will be aiming to accumulate maximum points to secure a top half finish.

Opposition Watch

Workington have three fixtures to do their all to secure their Pitching In Northern Premier League Premier Division status of Step 3 for another season. They are currently situated in 18th place, just outside of the relegation zone by one point with Morpeth Town breathing down their necks.

In comparison to the Robins, they are seven positions and eight points behind after 37 games - highlighting how closely contested this campaign has truly been.

Last time out, they earned a 1-1 draw at home to Cleethorpes Town in front of a crowd just short of 1,500. Their resurgence has very much been in the works since the turn of the new year, and the Reds have taken 21 points from 30 in their last 10 league fixtures.

Last Time We Met

Both sides last faced off against each in August at Borough Park. Steven Rigg opened the scoring for the hosts with a twice-taken penalty on the stroke of half-time. But within three minutes of his introduction in the second half, Luca Navarro equalised with a low-angled strike to earn a point on the road.

Matchday

Tickets for the game are available via cash and card turnstiles or online, priced at £14 for Adults, £10 for concessions, £8 for 12-15-year-olds, and £1 for under 12’s.

Please note, ID will need to be presented for any concessionary tickets if requested by a turnstile operator.

Turnstile 3 (on Surrey Street next to The Cross Bar) will be open from 12pm, for cash, card and pre-paid tickets.

The Cross Bar will be open from 12pm and access is from inside the ground only, there will be no access from the main entrance on Surrey Street.

We welcome both sets of fans into The Cross Bar for refreshments both prior to and after the match.

Alcohol not purchased from Ashton United is not permitted in the ground and stewards will be conducting bag searches on the turnstiles at their discretion.

At 2pm, the remaining turnstiles on Surrey Street and on Rowley Street will open as normal, as will the Robins Nest and the Robins Beer Hut inside Hurst Cross.

50/50 draw tickets will be on-sale both in The Cross Bar and on the ground, with match day programmes also available at the programme stand.

The AUFC Supporters club shop will open at 2:15pm, with memorabilia available to purchase from throughout the years.

If you cannot make it to the game, keep up on our Twitter feed @AshtonUnitedFC.