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Hillingdon Borough are set for a fixture pile-up when they play four games over the next week.

Boro's cup heroics have left them with plenty of league games in hand and the players will be pushed to the test over the next few weeks.

They face BGB South and West promotion chasers Windsor and Eton tomorrow before a derby clash at Hayes on Easter Monday. Boro travel to Gosport Borough on Wednesday and visit Thatcham the following weekend.

But manager Steve Ringrose says the players are up for the challenge of trying to secure a spot in the Errea Cup final team next month against Clevedon.

Ringrose said: "All the players are on their toes and want to get a place in the team. Everyone is playing for places in the cup side. Four games in eight days is a big ask for all of them.

"We feel we owe Hayes one after losing 5-2 to them on Boxing Day. There is always a bit of extra spice in a derby game and they know we will be looking to get one back on them."

12:56pm Friday 21st March 2008

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