The 3.00pm kick-off will afford Graham Drury the opportunity to collect his second victory as United boss against a side the Pilgrims have already beaten twice this season.

United were 2-0 victors at Llanelian Road in September, before winning 3-1 at home in the FA Trophy in November.

Drury’s cause will not be aided by the fact full-back Conor Marshall and winger Ben Fairclough could both miss out through hamstring injuries.

Striker Mark Jones will be pushing hard for inclusion from the start after spending the last four matches on the bench.

Bay, now managed by new boss Lee Williams, have lost both matches so far in 2013 — 4-2 at home to Vauxhall Motors and 3-0 at home to Worcester City.

United are the odds-on 4/6 favourites with league sponsors Blue Square Bet. Bay are priced 10/3, while the draw is on offer at 5/2. Fancy a flutter?

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Saturday’s match referee at The Jakemans Stadium is Lee Betts.

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