Barrow aim to extend their winning run to five games when they visit Tamworth in the National League this Saturday. The match at The Lamb Ground kicks off at 3pm as Pete Wild's side look to maintain their strong recent form.
Barrow have won four consecutive league matches, a run that includes a 2-1 victory over Wealdstone last time out with goals from Rekeem Harper and Keaton Ward. This surge has propelled the club to ninth in the standings, with 18 points from their opening 12 fixtures. They are now 14 points behind leaders Boreham Wood.
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Tamworth, managed by Andy Peaks, sit 18th and are unbeaten in their last four home league games. Their key threat is striker Kieren Donnelly, who has seven league goals this season. Barrow, however, have a strong recent record against their hosts, remaining unbeaten in their last four league meetings and avoiding defeat in their last three visits to The Lamb.
Renata Leite said, "We’re of the view that Barrow and Tamworth could both well score more than once here although it’s hard to see a clear-cut winner."
