Lowestoft Town will be aiming to maintain their unbeaten run as they prepare for a busy spell of three games in seven days over the next week.

The Trawlerboys - unbeaten in four games - have three Pitching In Southern League Premier Central Division matches still to play this month.

And it is still very much all to play for as Andy Reynolds men gear up for a run of nine league games in the final 35 days of the season.

The action starts with two away games in the space of four days, before the final league match of the month at home next Saturday, March 29.

Six games in 25 days then follow in April as Lowestoft face a crucial run-in - with four further home matches and five away to be played between tomorrow (March 22) and April 26.

With a win and three draws from their last four league games, The Trawlerboys will make the long round trip of more than 400 miles as they head to the West Midlands tomorrow (Saturday) buoyed by picking up a point from their 0-0 draw with league leaders Kettering Town last Saturday.

After the game, Blues boss Andy Reynolds hailed his team's fighting spirit.

Reynolds said: "I'm pleased we have managed to add another point towards our target and do it in a way that showed a bit of everything.

"We were hardworking and tough to beat, restricting a top team to only a few chances and can also talk about the opportunities we had and would want to do better with.

"There is plenty of fight in our group and we will keep working to put more points on the board."

With results elsewhere over the past week The Trawlerboys remain in 19th on 36 points - with 18th-placed Barwell three points ahead but having played two more games than Lowestoft.

Redditch United, in 17th place, are five points ahead having played two more games than The Trawlerboys, while 16th placed St Ives Town are seven points ahead of Lowestoft having also played two games more.

Lowestoft head to the West Midlands tomorrow to face second placed Halesowen Town, with The Yeltz only a point behind the league leaders.

Another away game quickly follows this as Lowestoft visit bottom of the table Biggleswade Town follows next Tuesday, March 25.

Reynolds' men will then complete this month's action with a home game on Saturday, March 29 as ninth placed Spalding United visit the Fosters Solicitors Community Stadium.

Lowestoft's final six games in April start on Tuesday, April 1 at home to Banbury United.

An away trip to Bromsgrove Sporting then follows on Saturday, April 5.

Lowestoft host Bedford Town on Saturday, April 12 before an away trip to AFC Telford United is played on Good Friday, April 18.

An eagerly awaited all-Suffolk derby follows on Easter Monday, April 21 at home to Leiston, before the season ends on Saturday, April 26 away at Alvechurch.