WARRINGTON Rylands get a chance to extend their superb form this evening.
And the run Neil Reynolds’ side are on is one even the Northern Premier League Premier Division’s top sides are struggling to match.
Blues make the short trip to Prescot Cables tonight having extended their unbeaten run in league football to 10 matches over the weekend by beating Matlock Town 2-1 at Gorsey Lane.
As such, they remain unbeaten in 2025 – the only team in their division yet to lose in the new year – and their form since they last lost in the league more than two months ago is bettered by only third-placed Ashton United and runaway league leaders Macclesfield.
(Image: FootballWebPages) Across a shorter six-game period, only Ashton (15) have picked up more points than Rylands’ 14 while if you reduce that period to four games, they stand alongside Macclesfield as having picked up 10 points.
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(Image: FootballWebPages) It is a run that has allowed them to leave any relegation fears far behind and instead has them targeting a top-half finish – and even perhaps harbouring outside hopes of a play-off spot.
Following their last league defeat against Ilkeston Town on November 23, Rylands were only outside of the relegation places on goal difference but they go into tonight’s game sitting ninth, nine points adrift of the top five but with still 15 games to play.
Tonight’s hosts Prescot are battling to stay in the division having won promotion last season – they are 16th, two points clear of the bottom four.
The game was meant to take place on New Year’s Day but was postponed due to a waterlogged pitch at Cables’ Hope Street home ground.
