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The Bucks are back on the road again as they face Spennymoor Town away on 16th December .
The Bucks
The Bucks go into this game following the 3-2 defeat to Chorley on Tuesday.
Zaine Francis-Angol was sent off just before half time with both sides being reduced down to 10 men after an off the ball incident.
Following the defeat manager Craig Elliott said:
"It is never nice to lose games of football. I thought we were excellent in the first half and we might have gone on to win this one, but the dynamics changed after half time.
"Chorley are good at set pieces. However, they use blocking tactics and the referee should have stamped it out. I find it incredible that he did not do so. Instead, Chorley scored twice from corners.
"You have to take it and move on. Hopefully we will come back quickly, helped by the continuing return of players from injury. They'll make us stronger and more consistent."
Jordan Burrow has left the club and joined Worksop Town.
Opposition
Lewis Dickman is in charge on an interim bases and is now in charge until Christmas after he first took charge in September.
The club finished 9th in the league last season.
They play their games at The Brewery Field that has a capacity of 6700.
Spennymoor Town were founded in 2005 after merging with Spennymoor United.
The club are nicknamed The Moors.
They currently sit 9th in the league after 31 points after 20 games.
They are 21st in the form game over 5 games having picked up 4 points.
They are sat on the same points as Buxton in the form guide with 11 from the last 6 games.
They most recently lost 4-2 to Gloucester on the 25th of November.
One to Watch
Glen Taylor managed to get 23 goals in the league last season which saw him included in the team of the season.
He became the all time top scorer of the club with over 140 goals for The Moors.
Last time out
The Bucks fell to defeat against The Moors in September with a goal either side of the half from Ramshaw and Harris.
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