CHESTER City will aim to get back to winning ways when lowly Boston United visit the Deva Stadium in League Two tonight.
Despite losing on penalties to Chesterfield in the Johnstone's Paint Trophy and then drawing at Bury in the FA Cup last weekend, City boss Mark Wright has been pleased with the way his side have performed over the past week.
'Chesterfield are in a division higher than us, so that was a creditable showing over there,' he said.
'When you consider that we played for over 20 minutes with 10 men at Bury, we can also take a lot of positives from that performance.
'We just have to eradicate the silly defensive mistakes.'
Boston are second bottom but the City boss isn't under-estimating the threat they pose.
He said: 'They are a big and direct type of side, so we will have to be strong.
'Sides managed by Steve Evans will always be competitive, but if we play to our full potential we should be okay.'
Saturday's two-goal hero Lee Steele is suspended tonight but Gregg Blundell returns after serving a one-match ban.
