Kidderminster boss Murray pledges to go strong against Steelmen in FA Trophy

It is Step 2 hosting Step 4 as the National League North high-flyers entertain the Steelmen, but there is going to be minimal squad rotation from former Mansfield Town and Boston United boss Murray.

Kiderminster are enjoying a decent season so far and have recently been in good form, but they suffered a setback on Saturday when they lost 2-1 at home to Darlington, despite dominating the match.

The defeat brought to an end a run of five matches unbeaten, and Murray now sees the clash against Corby as the ideal opportunity to get his team firing again.

"For us now it is all about winning games," said Murray. "Our little run has come to an end, and we need to get back on another one.

"We want to win the game against Corby on Saturday, we want a cup run, and we need to get back to winning ways.

"We have won games doing a certain thing and we need to get back to that.

"I think the performance last weekend deserved points so we have to get back on it again, because that was a really tough one to take.

"There was a really good energy about the place and we had so many chances that the game really should have been put to bed, so Saturday is another game where we set up to win.

"There are not going to be loads of changes, there's not going to be taking it easy because it's a cup game, it's another game we want to win."

A big crowd is expected for the Trophy clash, with Kidderminster averaging more than 2,500 per game so far this season.

Corby make the trip having already upset the odds twice in the Trophy this season, winning at Quorn and Spalding United, with both of those clubs riding high in the Pitching-In Southern League Premier Central.

The Steelmen have had a free midweek ahead of the trip to Worcestershire, having not played since Saturday’s 2-0 win at Bedworth United.