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May make changes: Mark Yates,

HARRIERS will be trying to complete a Blue Square Premier double over Rushden and Diamonds at Aggborough on Easter Monday (3pm kick-off).

Mark Yates' troops got the better of Diamonds in August last year and will also be eager to avenge being dumped out of the Setanta Shield by the Northamptonshire side in March.

Yates may shuffle his small squad for today's clash with Brian Smikle, Michael McGrath and Darryll Knights, who were all on the bench during Saturday's 1-0 loss to Exeter, pushing for a start.

After two league away defeats in a row Harriers will be hoping to find the form which saw them record back-to-back victories over Stafford Rangers and Grays Athletic.

Mid-table Rushden have only lost once in the last five games and have beaten Farsley Celtic, Woking and Ebbsfleet.

Diamonds are expected to have striker Jon Challinor, who bagged a brace to knock Harriers out of the Shield at Aggborough, after recovering from illness. Hitman Lee Tomlin is expected to miss the game because of an ankle injury.

Shuttle On-line will have team line-ups and live match updates from just before the 3pm kick-off.

10:50am Monday 24th March 2008

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