Bath City boss Adie Britton has set his side a 74-point target to make the Blue Square South play-offs.

That means his team will need to win all of their six remaining games, starting with today's home match with Braintree Town.

City disappointingly drew 2-2 at home to Thurrock on Tuesday night and Britton admitted: "It's a huge blow to us, it probably means we've got to go and win every game to get to where we want to be – 74 points."

Britton has fitness concerns over Adam Connolly and Chris Holland ahead of the visit of Braintree, but hopes to have Ali Gibb available after his late withdrawal on Tuesday night.

Mark Badman (groin) and Steve Jones are also expected to be fit.

City are likely to include former Dorchester left winger Ronayne Marsh-Brown in their squad tomorrow.

Bath City (from): P Evans, G Jones, Holland, Coupe, Rollo, Gibb, Simpson, Hogg, Badman, Rogers, Marsh-Brown, Gilroy, Edwards, Douglas, S Jones, Slocombe.

Team Bath will look to derail AFC Wimbledon's bid for the title today when they travel to Kingsmeadow to face the leaders.

The Scholars have won two on the trot, following up last week's success at Thurrock with a 2-0 victory over promotion-chasing Chelmsford City at Twerton Park last Saturday.

Team Bath (from): Meredith, Lock, Warren, El-Abd, Lake, Thomson, Smith, Thorne, Ake, Piotrowski, Llewellyn, Bennison, Caton, Hobbs, Dillon, Hines, Canham, Chitty.

Dorchester Town entertain title hopefuls Hampton & Richmond Borough at the Jewson Stadium this afternoon (kick off 3pm).

The Magpies saw two players depart this week with defender Ronanyne Marsh-Brown joining forces with former boss Shaun Brooks at BGB Southern League outfit Winchester City and loan striker Steve Hutchings recalled to AFC Bournemouth.

Dorchester, who drew 0-0 at Worcester City last weekend, have no fresh injury concerns ahead of the Beavers' visit.

Dorchester (from): Stewart, Coward, Bowles, Smeeton, Hill, Vickers, Jermyn, Crittenden, Gleeson, Erskine, Nicolson, Walsh, Mitchell, Watts, Clarke, O'Brien, Reeve

Injury hit Weston manager Andy Gurney received some good news for Saturday's game at St Albans City when central defender Craig Rand declared himself fit.

But Gurney is still without Darren Mullings (broken ankle), Mark McKeever (cartilage tear), Ashan Holgate (damaged knee ligaments), Michael Green (foot) and Dayle Grubb (foot), while central defender Charlie Comyn Platt has boarded a plane for Australia.

There are doubts over Manny Williams (dead leg), Jack Compton (strained ligaments) and Tom Parinello, but Marc McGregor returns.

Weston-super-Mare (from): Northmore, Kite, Parinello, Rand, Harris, Evans, Wells, Brown, Partridge, Groves, Willshire, McGregor, Williams, Compton, Havard, Thorne.