Hastings United manager Tony Dolby is demanding a repeat of last week's efforts from his side when Harrow Borough visit the Pilot Field tomorrow.
Relegation-battling United have extended defender Steve Elliott's loan from Lewes until the end of the season and also welcome back Rhys Whybourne from suspension as they chase another vital three points following last weekend's deserved 2-1 win over Boreham Wood.
Dolby said: "We were outstanding last week. We created about 20 chances to their one, a dozen corners to their one and were very impressive. More of the same is needed.
"Harrow are a decent side and beat Horsham 4-0 last week but this is our patch and they are going to have to work hard for everything they get on Saturday."
Dolby is still seeking to add new faces to the squad for the final run-in.
He said: "I would like a bit more experience in the squad and we're hopeful."
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