The Hamlet welcome the Beach Boys to the Hill this Saturday, as they look to put midweek Dorking disappointment behind them.

Tuesday night’s 3-1 defeat to high-flying Dorking now stretches the Hamlet’s winless streak to four games- their longest so far this season. Inform forward Alfie Rutherford’s first half hat trick was enough to give the table toppers three points they thoroughly deserved under the lights at Champion Hill. In his post-match interview Gavin Rose stated “It’s a good barometer for us to look at and go - right that’s the level.” On his first start for the club, Reise Allassani, did manage to get his account up and running upon his third spell at SE22 but it would be a mere consolation as the National League South leaders went on to win their seventh straight league fixture and take them four points clear of Ebbsfleet.

The Hamlet welcome Concord to Champion Hill in the hope of claiming a first three points since that very impressive 5-2 victory against Ebbsfleet back in early December. The Beach Boys also find themselves in a sticky patch with just one win in their last seven games. A 3-1 away win at 10-man Billericay poses as the only three points Concord have managed to pick up, however it does still leave the Beach Boys in a healthy 13th and just three points behind Dulwich who have slipped to seventh in recent weeks.

The pair last matched up back on the opening day of the delayed 2020/21 season, and despite Allassani opening the scoring for the Hamlet that afternoon, Concord eventually ran out comfortable 4-1 winners at the Hill thanks to goals from: Jason Raad, Alex Wall, Temi Babalola, and Charlee Hughes. A first three points in four cpuld see the Hamlet leapfrog Chippenham Town and up a place into sixth with the Bluebirds not in action this weekend.