Stour confident of tomorrow's clash

The Glassboys are now on a five game unbeaten run and drew 1-1 with Grantham Town on Monday.

Hackett was disappointed with the last result though and is looking for more from his players against Hyde – who lost 3-0 against Blyth Spartans in midweek.

"It wasn't our best performance, we were lacking our usual energy and we didn't dominate the game," said Hackett. "Still, we had more than enough chances to win the game so we're looking at it as two points lost, rather than a point gained.

"We are on a good run, our last seven games have yielded 14 points so we are happy with that, but there is still a long way to go.

"Hyde have been very erratic, and like a lot of the teams in this league at the

moment, they have struggled for consistency.

"We don't underestimate them but we will go there with confidence."

Hackett has no fresh injury worries and will take a full-strength squad to Hyde tomorrow.