HEREFORD United will be aiming to equal a post-war record of six successive away wins tomorrow night at newly-promoted Burton Albion in the Nationwide Conference.
Fourth-placed United maintained their impressive run at lowly Leigh RMI on Tuesday night and will be bidding to match the six successive away victories achieved in the 1945-46 season.
United will be vying to secure their second consecutive home win when they entertain Northwich Victoria on Tuesday night.
Skipper Ian Wright could return at Burton after missing the last two matches with a hamstring injury but striker John Grant (cracked fibula) is expected to be unavailable for a further three weeks.
Midfielder Ben Smith should resume full training next week following his recovery from a dislocated shoulder.
Twenty-seven-year-old midfielder Mick Galloway, on a month's loan from Carlisle, will be eligible for FA Cup and LDV Vans Trophy ties.
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