WORKINGTON bid to bounce back from a bruising week when they host play-off chasing Edinburgh at the GT Tyres Arena today (Saturday, 6pm).<\/p>\n
The Comets suffered home and away defeats to Poole in their last two matches, conceding 61 points at Wimborne Road on Wednesday.<\/p>\n
But they are optimistic of returning to winning ways on their home circuit, with former club favourite Nicolai Klindt making a guest appearance at No.1 due to Polish commitments for Jonas Jeppesen, whilst Niklas Holm Jakobsen has been declared fit to race at reserve.<\/p>\n
Comets boss James Denham said: \u201cPoole was hugely disappointing because they were the better team, and the same can be said again after Wednesday\u2019s meeting down there. We haven\u2019t performed to the standards we set ourselves and we know we owe the fans a response.<\/p>\n
\u201cThe only thing we can do now is dust ourselves down, learn from it and make sure we bounce back on Saturday. We want to restore a bit of pride in our performance and show the fighting spirit that this team is capable of producing.<\/p>\n
\u201cEdinburgh are another tough side and we know there\u2019s no easy meetings in this league, but we\u2019ve got to focus on ourselves. The aggregate point is also within reach being eight points down, so we are aiming for that.\u201d<\/p>\n
WORKINGTON: Nicolai Klindt, Vinnie Foord, Drew Kemp, Tate Zischke, Troy Batchelor, Niklas Holm Jakobsen, Max Perry.<\/p>\n
EDINBURGH: Dan Thompson, Paco Castagna R\/R, Justin Sedgmen, Jonatan Grahn, Kye Thomson, Mitch Cluff, Jordy Loftus.<\/p>\n
SCB Referee: Christina Turnbull<\/p>\n
Live Streaming: https:\/\/www.workingtoncomets.tv\/<\/a><\/p>\n