Angry Storton lays it on line to players

The Division One rivals are also seeking their first wins of the new season after they claimed just two points between them at the weekend.

Much to manager Trevor Storton's annoyance, Park Avenue let two points slip when they allowed Chorley a late equaliser at Horsfall Stadium.

Tonight they travel to Harrogate Town, who lost their first game of the new season, with Storton's criticism ringing in their ears.

"I will be demanding a better performance, especially from the midfield and forwards," roared the boss.

With Mark Hancock serving the second game of a two-match suspension, Storton names an unchanged squad, but warns that the players are playing for their long-term future at the club.

Following a 2-1 home defeat to Ashton United Guiseley are also on the road for the first time this term, journeying to Belper Town, who drew 2-2 at Kendal on Saturday.

Guiseley manager Bobby Davison also finds his choice is also restricted by injuries and unavailability, but he may be tempted to revamp the starting line-up.

Farsley Celtic's home fixtures begin with a visit from Nottinghamshire outfit Eastwood Town.

For the 2-2 draw at Trafford on Saturday, Martin Haresign selected Matt Flanagan ahead of Damien Holmes.

He names them both in tonight's squad, which may signal a change. Striker Ian Blackstone is not included, but the damage to his ankle ligaments are not as bad as first feared and he could feature against Stocksbridge PS next Saturday.

Bradford Park Avenue (from): Kelly, Verity, Marquis, Bagshaw, James, Thompson, Calcutt, Benn, Denney, Maxwell, Ball, Donaldson, Dolby, Lee.

Guiseley (from): Shutt, Brown, Stead, Daly, Trevitt, Hogarth, Shuttleworth, Hazel, Agana, Ireland, Evangelatos, Nettleton, Cooke, Wilkes.

Farsley Celtic (from): Sutcliffe, Flanagan, Turner, Noteman, Stevenson, Connor, Perrin, Shields, Whellans, Regan, Elliott, Surtees, Wharton, Henderson, Holmes.