Darlington manager Martin Gray wants another big turnout of fans for tomorrow night’s Vanarama National League North game against Kidderminster Harriers.

If previous Darlington games are anything to go by, then there are sure to be plenty of goals – there have been fourteen goals in the three league games so far at Heritage Park.

Quakers go into the game on the back of a thrilling 3-2 win over FC United on Monday which put them into fourth in the table, just a point behind joint leaders AFC Fylde, Salford City and Harrogate Town.

MG said; “Kidderminster decided to stay full time after they were relegated from the Premier Division because they’re determined to win promotion straight back up.

“We’ve adapted to life well in this league so far, with just one defeat in seven league matches, and we’re equally determined that we’re going to figure prominently in the promotion battle. The match promises to be another pulsating affair.

“We’ve been watched by some big crowds so far this season, and it would be great to have another big attendance on Friday night, especially as there are no other counter attractions.”