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BOREHAM WOOD vs Horsham . . .

Ryman League Premier Division.

Meadow Park.

Saturday, 3pm.

ANALYSIS.

The Hornets are looking to secure a place in the play-offs.

It has been another excellent season for the West Sussex outfit, who also enjoyed a little bit of FA Cup glory.

Wood were beaten 3-2 in the corresponding fixture at Horsham way back in August.

PLAYERS TO WATCH.

Goalkeeper Paul Seuke started with Staines Town and Chertsey Town, before spending three years at Dulwich Hamlet.

He then moved to the Conference South with Carshalton Athletic and Yeading, but the latter's merger with Hayes prompted him to join AFC Wimbledon, where a lack of first-team action saw him move to Horsham.

Lee Carney is a gifted and creative midfielder, who was snapped up by the Hornets from Intermediate Sussex County League side Pease Pottage Village. He had previously turned out for Horsham club Broadbridge Heath. Lee won the club's Player of the Year award in 2004 and remains a crowd favourite.

8:58am Thursday 20th March 2008

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