The bottom two in the Welsh Premier clash this evening as
Gap Connah’s Quay host Bangor City – with both sides looking to record their
first league wins of the campaign.
Both sides have taken just two points from six games so far.
Bangor tossed away a 3-1 lead in their last game – a 3-3 draw at home with Prestatyn, while the Nomads lost 3-1 at home against Rhyl.
And Nomads boss Mark McGregor admits it’s a 'must-win' game for his side tonight.
"I'm under massive pressure, as simple as that," said McGregor.
"With the squad I've got, there's no way we should be bottom of the league."
City’s ex-Quay boss Nev Powell has problems of his own to address and also says the draw with Prestatyn felt like a defeat.
"We were pig sick," said Powell.
"The game was more or less over at 3-1, but then we just gave two poor goals away – which is desperately disappointing.
"We shouldn’t be losing winning leads from that position. We’re switching off and are being punished."
In the other game taking place this evening, unbeaten
Aberystwyth – who are third – host Bala Town, who currently sit fourth.
Then tomorrow, second placed Airbus, who are also yet to
taste defeat in the league, host Cefn Druids, with Prestatyn at Carmarthen Town
and Rhyl hosting Port Talbot.
On Sunday, reigning champions The New Saints host fifth
place side Newtown as they look to make it six wins from seven.
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