Chris McPhee is keen for Plymouth Parkway to get revenge on a Sholing side who inflicted late heartbreak on the Yellows back in December.

Going into added time 1-0 up, Parkway suffered late heartbreak conceding two quick goals to lose all three points.

The Yellows sit 13^th in the table on 47 points, just two places and one point behind Sholing in 11^th. A win for both teams would almost certainly ensure survival in the division.

Speaking on Saturday’s game, McPhee said: “It’s a big game and a big three points to fight for, for several different reasons”

“Firstly, Sholing beat us in the previous fixture, up at their place in really uncomfortable, and disappointing for circumstances which really hurt us as a team.

“Going into added time, one nil up and losing the game 2-1 was really hard to take, especially with the amount of energy and effort the boys put into the game. We just let the game slip through our fingers.

“That’s one of the reasons that we’re desperate to set the record straight and get the result on Saturday. Also, we’ve not mathematically secured our spot in the league for next season, so we’re desperate to try and do that. Three points on Saturday will really help us.

“Lastly, obviously we’ve won the last two games back-to-back. We want to keep the good run rocking and rolling. We want to pick up three points, we want to continue to perform well right the way through to the to the last knockings of the season.

“It’s just maintaining that momentum, making sure that we finish this season as strongly as we can to give ourselves a chance of finishing as high as possible in the league.

“It’s a big game for us and we know the opposition are going to be a decent side. They’re going to be physical and they’re going to be athletic. We know that they’re going to look to play a little bit as well

“They’ve also a big goal threat who has scored a lot of goals this season so we’re going to have to match their work rate, match their energy, and show that little bit of quality ourselves.”

Parkway secured a tight 0-1 away win at Winchester City last Saturday thanks to a header from Rio Garside and McPhee is hoping his side can kick on and improve further on their victorious performance.

“I felt last Saturday that we didn’t show our quality quite so much”, said the 41-year-old.

“When we got into attacking areas, we were really good building through our defensive third, into that midfield third, but when we got to those good areas, we didn’t put the best of crosses in, and we weren’t as clean with our kind of cross or our final ball meaning we didn’t create as much as we have done in previous weeks.

“Despite this, we came away with the result after a relatively good performance and controlling the game for large parts. It’s a case of making sure that come Saturday, we are a little bit tidier with that transition into the final third and being able to create a lot more opportunities for our boys – hopefully we put one or two in the back of the net.”