A quick turnaround and chance of revenge for Rovers as the third game in a row against a Biggleswade side, with the potential of three potential matches against Biggleswade FC on the trot, if the shares are spoiled on Saturday.

The sides competed at The Eyrie on Wednesday evening, where a clinical Biggleswade scored three second half goals to secure a 4-1 win. Rovers would be very content with their showing in the first 45, having numerous chances to build on the early lead from Samuel Ezemwaka's header.

The side progressing in this fixture will move into the first qualifying round which will take place on the weekend of 2nd/3rd September. No team is currently scheduled a league game for that weekend, however there may be some movements to ensure fans get their football fix.

Rovers will be looking at the fitness of Taylor Bakogeorge as he limped off in the first half. James Hall gave an assessment following Wednesday's game and supplied an update on availability of players, that interview can be viewed here.

Fans are reminded that as this is an FA competition, season tickets and free entry for youth team players cannot be accepted for this fixture. Admission remains the same as league games, £10 adults, £5 concessions and students, £1 children.

A safe journey to all Biggleswade FC players, supporters and officials making the trip to Hillgrounds.