"Likewise, suffering just a sole defeat since the end of November, Halifax will also be excited by their extended dominance on home soil. In fact, Wednesday's hosts have won all of their last three straight showdowns in front of their own supporters by an aggregate score of 8-2. Likewise, Lakeland's side are unbeaten in all of their previous seven showdowns in Yorkshire (six wins, one draw)."
"Once again sat in the drop zone and with an almighty battle on their hands in the race to avoid consecutive relegations, the Shrimps have rightfully come under a tremendous amount of scrutiny. Watching their FA Trophy adventure come to a thumping end earlier in the month as they slumped to a woeful 6-2 defeat away at Kidderminster, Wednesday's guests have also claimed just one-point from any of their previous three National League appearances."
Halifax have started strongly and sit one point outside the top seven after recent wins, including a 2-1 victory over Boston and a 2-0 win at Tamworth. The Shaymen have won four of five matches across competitions, suffered only one defeat since late November, and are unbeaten in seven Yorkshire fixtures, winning their last three home games by an aggregate 8-2. Morecambe were relegated from the Football League last season and now occupy a relegation zone position, taking only one point from their last three National League matches. A 6-2 FA Trophy loss to Kidderminster and a 2-1 defeat to Rochdale have increased pressure on manager Ashvir Singh Johal.
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