Bath City have signed Bristol Rovers striker Josh Klein-Davies on loan for a month.

The former Bristol City youngster will provide a much-needed boost to the Romans' goal-shy attack.

The Wales Under-21 international had brief loan spells at Lewes and Luton this season.

Manager Adie Britton said: "(Rovers goalkeeping coach) Steve Book advised us that Josh might be available so I went to watch him in the Gloucestershire Cup against Yate on Thursday. He took his goal well and he is highly rated by Paul Trollope and Lennie Lawrence.

"They feel he just needs a run of games. He hasn't trained with our team so he will start on the bench on Saturday and we will look to get him in from there."

City are at home to Havant and Waterlooville, and Britton accepts his team will need to win nine or 10 of their 11 remaining games to have a chance of the play-offs.

Bath will also welcome former Rovers winger Ali Gibb back into their squad.

The right-sided player broke an ankle in pre-season and is yet to start a game for the Romans.

Britton has doubts over midfield pair Adam Connolly (ankle) and Mark Badman (Achilles).

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

Team Bath will be up against two strikers borrowed from top clubs when they travel to Bognor Regis Town.

The south coast side won 1-0 at Bath City last week thanks to a goal from the uniquely-named Ryan Gazet du Chattelier.

He will be partnered by the more diminutive Jahson Downes, who is on work experience from Reading.

Team Bath hope their Japanese winger Takumi Ake will be fit after hamstring trouble.

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

Weston-super-Mare, who went close to beating table-topping AFC Wimbledon last week, face another difficult game at fourth-placed Eastleigh.

They are without central defender Charlie Comyn-Platt (suspension).

Weston-super-Mare (from): Northmore, Green, Willshire, Parinello, Harris, Rand, Bartlett, Wells, Williams, McGregor, Compton, Kite, Brown, Parnell, Gurney, Grubb.

Dorchester Town travel to league leaders AFC Wimbledon.

The Magpies were boosted by a 3-1 midweek win over Sherborne Town, which secured their place in the final of the Dorset Senior Cup and gave new player-boss Roy O'Brien his first win.

Central defender Ashley Vickers, 36, from Newport County, has become O'Brien's first signing. Vickers has become O'Brien's assistant player-manager.

And the Dorchester boss hopes to have one or two more new faces in his squad this afternoon.

Dorchester (from): Stewart, Coward, Reeve, Smeeton, Jermyn, Bowles, Hill, Vickers, O'Brien, Crittenden, Gleeson, Mitchell, Nicholson, Hutchings, Watts, Marsh-Brown, Whittingham, Webb, Clarke.