Heys were without a scheduled League fixture last Saturday and the weather put paid to a planned friendly with Uppermill, but they will travel to Merseyside in good spirits on the back of their crucial 2-1 win over Squires Gate in their last outing on 4th January.

The latter was a must win game for Heys, if they were to keep their hopes of avoiding relegation alive, and the win coupled with a further defeat for Squires Gate last Tuesday, has kept them very much in the hunt.

Heys are still seven points off safety, but now also have a game in hand but with sixteen games to play it is a bridgeable gap. The trip to Lower Breck represents one of the trickier hurdles in Heys run in. The Anfield based side are fourth in the table and go into the game on the back of seven successive wins, in a nine-game unbeaten run in League and Cup that includes a notable 4-3 win over Bury.

Lower Breck are a big physical side and were 1-0 winners at Adie Moran Park earlier in the season, but Heys will hope to build on a run of encouraging performances which have brought two wins in the last four games.

Matchday Information

Ground: Anfield Sports Community Centre, Breckside Park, Lower Breck Road, Liverpool, L6 0AG

Telephone: 0151 263 6186

2024/25 Admission Prices: £6

Programme Price: £2.50

Directions: From the North, join the M62 to the end at then turn right onto Queens Drive. After 1.5 miles turn left onto Mill Bank, then after 0.5 miles turn right onto Lower Breck Road. The ground is on your right.

From the North, join the A580 East Lancs Road. 2.5 miles after you pass the M57, bear left onto Townsend Road then after 1.3 miles turn left onto Lower Breck Road. The ground is on your left.

Nearest Railway: Liverpool Lime Street (2.1 miles)

Nearest Bus Route to Ground: Arriva Bus 68 stops directly outside the facility. Plus 14, 14x to Townsend Lane/Priory Road. Cross to Lower Breck Road. Ground is 2 mins on the left (Breckside Park)

Parking Facilities: There is a large car park at the ground that caters for 650 cars.

Ground Facilities: The Anfield Sports and Community Centre (ASCC) is a sports and recreation facility located in Breckside Park bordering both Anfield and Tuebrook wards of Liverpool. The Anfield Sports and Community Organization aims to alleviate social and economic disadvantage, principally through promoting sport and other recreational programs to individuals who need it most because of their age, disablement, financial, social or economic circumstances. The facilities currently provide for Community activity across a range of sports and arts based programs.