Woking travel to face Boston United in the National League on Tuesday evening aiming to extend their winning run to three matches. The fixture at the Jakemans Community Stadium kicks off at 18:45 UTC.
Michael Ward and Jack Marquis were the stars of Woking's last outing, a 5-1 demolition of Altrincham on 12 September. Ward opened the scoring in the 22nd minute before setting up Marquis for the second four minutes later. Marquis added a penalty before the break, with Tobi Akinola and Rarmani Syla completing the rout in the second half.
That result followed a 4-1 victory over Southampton U21s, meaning Woking have scored nine goals in their last two home games. The club's recent form has been mixed, with two wins, one draw and two losses from their last five league matches. They currently sit 19th in the National League standings with seven points from seven games.
Boston United, meanwhile, are in a difficult spell. They have lost four of their last five matches, including a 3-1 home defeat to Wealdstone last time out. Their only point in that sequence came from a 2-2 draw at Tamworth.
Woking manager Michael Doyle is expected to name a strong side. The team that started against Altrincham featured Viljami Sinisalo in goal, with a back four of Tunmise Odusina, Chiori Okoli, Sam Ogie and Josh Putman. The midfield trio was Szymon Turner, Rarmani Syla and Tobi Akinola, supporting forwards Michael Ward, Jack Marquis and Aaron O'Brien.
Boston's last starting lineup included Luke Chadwick in goal and forwards Kyrell Aboh and Lenell John-Lewis. Fans can check the full team news and squad details closer to kick-off.
This match represents an opportunity for Woking to climb the table. A win could see them move clear of the relegation zone and build key momentum.
