Truro City aim to extend their winning run to four games when they visit Farnham Town in the National League South this Tuesday. The White Tigers are sixth in the table with 17 points from nine matches, just two points behind leaders Maidstone United.
Their form is strong, with three wins and a draw from their last five league outings. That sequence was capped by a comprehensive 4-0 home victory over Cirencester Town last Saturday, with goals from Ben Starkie, Tyler Harvey and Harry Greenslade. They also won 2-1 away at Maidstone United the previous weekend, a result that shows their capability on the road.
Farnham Town, who are ninth, have had mixed results lately. They beat Folkestone Invicta 2-1 but lost 2-1 to Cirencester Town in the league. Truro will be confident but know they face a test.
Tuesday's match at Farnham Town kicks off a key period for Paul Wotton's side as they look to cement a top-six spot.
Jack Stretton scored twice as Truro City came from behind to win 2-1 at Maidstone United on September 26. The striker netted in the 76th and 80th minutes after Nana Boateng had put the hosts ahead from the penalty spot. Truro, who are sixth with 17 points, are now just two points behind the league leaders.
Truro City head of football Alex Black has warned his side to avoid an FA Cup shock against Cirencester Town. The club host the ninth-tier side in the third qualifying round this weekend. Black told reporters that Cirencester had already knocked out a National League South team. He said, "We don't want there to be a cup shock." Truro, who are sixth with 17 points, beat the same opponents 4-0 in the league last Saturday.
Truro City will travel to Sutton United in the FA Cup Fourth Qualifying Round. The National League South side, now fourth with 18 points, will play the tie in the week beginning October 12. This follows their 2-2 draw at Farnham Town, where Tyler Harvey and Morgan Kinsey scored. The club confirmed the draw on October 7.
