Heys travel to Pilkington in the NW Counties Premier Division (3pm) on Saturday in a huge game at the bottom of the table.

Heys sit second bottom, in the relegation zone, with nine points from twenty two games, without a win in fourteen matches.

Pilkington are two places higher, with fourteen points from twenty games. There is much at stake for both sides. Nothing will prove decisive tomorrow but a win for either side would brighten the outlook a little, although from a Heys perspective a defeat would leave them staring up at an eight point gap.

This match is a re-arranged game after the original fixture three weeks ago was abandoned due to Dylan Fitzgerald’s injury. That game had proved a tight affair and tomorrow and stood goalless and it seems likely to prove similarly tight tomorrow.

Since then Heys have picked up one point from three games, a home draw with West Didsbury sandwiched between defeats to Padiham & Barnoldswick. Pilkington have suffered back to back defeats at home to AFC Liverpool and away at Bury.

Both clubs will be seeking three huge points tomorrow.

MATCHDAY INFORMATION

Ground: PSD Stadium, Ruskin Sports Village, Ruskin Drive, St Helens, WA10 6RP

2024/25 Admission Prices: Adults £7, Concessions £5, Under 16 £2, Under 12s FREE

Programme Price: 2

Directions: From the North >
Leave the M6 at Junction 26 (M58) and leave at junction 3 (A570) for St. Helens. Continue on A570 until you reach the junction with the A580 (Starbucks and petrol station on the opposite).

From Manchester or the South
Leave the M6 at junction 23 (A580) and proceed 5 miles to junction with A570 (Starbucks and petrol station on the right). All traffic should then follow signs for St. Helens, passing into one-way system, keep to the right-hand lane entering Dentons Green Lane and make a U-turn where the road opens out by the bus shelter, take the left lane and Ruskin Drive is second on the left after Rivington Road and the pedestrian crossing.

From M62 Junction 7
Follow the linkway into St Helens Town Centre, turn left at the roundabout with the mining monument and go past the Cineworld and Asda. Go through the traffic lights and at the junction turn left and Ruskin Drive is second on the left after Rivington Road and the pedestrian crossing.

Nearest Railway: St Helens Central
Nearest Bus Route to Ground: The 37, 38 and 38A buses go past the end of Ruskin Drive, heading towards Eccleston and Rainford and back into St Helens town centre from Greenfield Road
Parking Facilities: Ruskin Sports Village has a large, free car park available to supporters on matchdays
Ground Facilities: The PSD Stadium has a 200-seater covered stand from which spectators can enjoy the game. There is also space for standing spectators on the North, East and South sides of the ground. There is no segregation. Home and away flags and banners are welcome.

There is a 'The Little Wicket Kiosk' on the ground prior to kick off and during the game with hot food and drinks on sale (pies, sausage rolls, bacon barms, tea, coffee, etc).

There is also a fully licensed bar and clubhouse 'The Wicket Bar and Grub' for home and away supporters which is situated 50M from the ground. It opens at 12 noon on Saturdays and 6pm on midweek nights. A full range of food plus alcoholic and soft drinks available before, during and after the match. There is also BT Sports and Sky Sports matched shown.