Garforth head to Sixth placed Liversedge on Saturday, aiming for a first win there in eleven years.
The Miners last success at the "Meat Drunkery Clayborn Stadium" was an emphatic 6-1 in 2015, with Andy Hawksworth, Mark Simpson (2), Curtly Martin-Wyatt (2) and Luke Mangham dishing out the damage.
Sedge got their revenge the following year through a resounding 6-0 win, with local legend Joe Walton hitting a hat-trick).
Garforth came mighty close to a win in this fixture last season when Max Tweddle struck early in the second half, but Town were stunned by a Desmond Amponsah double in the dying minutes.
Garforth have lost two big players in recent weeks, with captain Dan Coupland taking a break from football and last seasons players player and supporters player - Owen Marshall moving to America, but Paul Marshalls' re-jigging has started to pay dividends and Town are unbeaten in their last three games.
Kick off at The Meat Drunkery Clayborn Stadium is 3pm.
Adults £10, Concessions £5, £3 U16s, Family Ticket £20 (2 Adults and 2 Children)