Histon forward Damien Reeves is hoping his brace in the Stutes' 5-2 win over Weymouth two weeks ago will kick-start his season.

Reeves, 22, joined the Stutes on a free transfer from Farsley Celtic over the summer and scored his first goals for the club at Weymouth.

Reeves told BBC Radio Cambridgeshire: "There are plenty of goals to come, I keep getting in the right situations.

"I've always got confidence I'm going to score so it should be no problem."

Reeves had started the season in boss Steve Fallon's first-choice side, but lost his place up front to Antonio Murray after only two matches.

However some bright substitute performances brought him back into contention and he has now started the last two matches.

"When he [Fallon] put me back in I had to prove a point really," Reeves said.

"Now it's just a case of keeping myself in the team and scoring."

Histon finished seventh in the Blue Square Premier last season and Reeves is hopeful the side can do even better this year.

"The teams we played in the first six games are all big teams and we managed to get through that quite well.

"We just need to keep getting the points on the board."