 The Celtic Crusaders are closing in on promotion |
Celtic Crusaders are aiming to make it 11 straight wins when they face Oldham Roughyeds at Boundary Park on Thursday (1935 BST). Coach John Dixon knows winning their last two Co-operative National League Two matches will see them go up as champions.
"Our preparation started on Sunday with a good score line against Gateshead," he said following the 64-26 win.
"It was the best we could have had (for Oldham) with such a short turnaround."
A win for the Crusaders will also end Oldham's hopes of securing automatic promotion, while fellow title rivals Featherstone Rovers host Workington Town on Sunday.
Celtic Crusaders (from): Tony Duggan, Paul Ballard, Rob Toshack, Mark Dalle Cort, Anthony Blackwood, Josh Hannay, Jace Van Dijk, Phil Cushion, Neil Budworth, Gareth Dean, Neale Wyatt, Darren Mapp, Damien Quinn, Grant Epton, Chris Beasley, Terry Martin, Jamie I'Anson, Hywel Davies, Aur�lien Cologni, Luke Young.
Oldham Roughyeds (from): Ian Gordon, Gareth Langley, Byron Ford, Gareth Morton, Adam Hughes, Drew Houston, Lucas Onyango, Neil Roden, James Coyle, Warren Stephens, Tony Tonks, Richard Merville, Said Tamghart, Matty Brooks, Andy Crabtree, Rob Roberts, Ian Hodson, Geno Costin, Alex Wilkinson, Chris Baines.
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