Oxford City currently lie in 13th place with 44 points from 35 games, whilst The Hamlet rose to the giddy heights of 15th after last week's victory, with 38 points from the same number of games.

However, both sides are currently bottom of the respective home and away tables covering the last six games. Oxford City have lost their last six home games, although they came within moments of taking a point from title challenges Woking in their last game at Court Farm Place.

The Hamlet have not tasted victory on the road since the match against Hungerford Town on 13th October last year. In the last 10 away games Dulwich have lost 6, whilst drawing the other 4.

Dulwich will hope that their recent improvement in home matches can extend to those on the road and that the new signings over recent weeks, now joined by Connor Hunte from Billericay Town on loan for the rest of the season, can make the difference in securing the points to retain their league place.

In other player news, Sanchez Ming, who has not seen action for many weeks, has joined Welling United on an initial one month loan.