Rangers have already booked their place in Vanarama National League South next season whereas the Hoops are looking for three points in order to secure a home tie in the play-offs.

Oxford City

The Hoops travel to Canvey Island in high spirits after securing a play-off position and silverware in a matter of days.

In their last Vanarama National League South fixture, Joe Iaciofano calmly slotted home from the penalty spot, in injury time, to secure a 1-1 draw with Braintree Town. The vital point ensured a 2021/22 play-off position for City and the potential to reach step 5 of the English Football League pyramid.

Only four days later, Ross Jenkins’ side got their hands on the Oxfordshire Senior Cup for the third time in three seasons (not counting the curtailed seasons) after Iaciofano and Josh Ashby scored either side of halftime to seal a 2-1 victory against a youthful Oxford United side.

In squad news, Canice Carroll returned against the U’s on Tuesday and could be selected. However, the club are waiting to see the extent of  Alfie Potter's knock.

Concord Rangers

The Beach Boys currently sit 15^th in the VNLS and are void of any potential to reach the playoffs or fall into the relegation zone. A magnificent achievement for Chris Search's side. 

Rangers' form has been hit and miss over their previous five outings in the VNLS, obtaining seven points from two wins, two defeats and a draw.

Rangers looked like an outside bet for the play-offs at the start of the season before a heavy 7-2 defeat against Dorking set them back. However, a 1-1 draw in their last outing against Slough Town has formed a case of finishing strongly as they look forward to next season.