Sutton is still searching for a home win

Lincoln City boss Chris Sutton has said his side must improve at set pieces against Barnet on Saturday if they are to record their first home win.

After losing at Chesterfield last week, Sutton told BBC Lincolnshire: "We need to do better in both boxes, which we're well aware of.

"There's no point in hiding. It's time for people to come to the fore.

"These next 10 games I'm expecting us to pick up a good few points. That's the pressure - that's the way it is."

One player who is looking forward to Saturday's game is Albert Jarrett having missed the last two Imps matches through international duty for Sierra Leone.

The winger has said the fact he used to play for Barnet will not affect him. "I'm not going to try to make too much of it, because I might lose focus on the game.

"I'm expecting us to get all three points. I'm looking forward to it and I'm glad to be back."

The Imps have a fresh injury worry ahead of the match, with striker Andy Hutchinson a major doubt after picking up an injury in a reserve team game against Middlesbrough in midweek.

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