Triple boost for Fareham

Fareham have received a timely triple boost ahead of Saturday's demanding test against unbeaten National League South leaders Oxted at Henry Cort, 1.30.
Jamie Rawlings has returned to the club from Reading, while brother Danny is fit again after recovering from a broken thumb.  Journeyman midfielder Gurmukh Bhamra is also back at HC, giving Fareham a far stronger look, on paper at least.
Fareham, who drew 3-3 with Chichester in a useful work out last weekend, have garnered only one win so far (against Brighton & Hove), whereas Oxted lead the log with seven wins from ten.
Third placed Havant, meanwhile, plan to run the rule over goalkeeper Maciej Pacanowski's fitness ahead of the prime SD showdown with title rivals Sevenoaks at the College.  The Polish international has a hamstring strain.
Rock bottom Winchester face a potentially do-or-die Premier Division South showdown with relegation rivals Tunbridge Wells at Kings', while Trojans journey to leaders Indian Gymkhana.
Bournemouth held Premier West leaders Surbiton 1-1 last week - Conor Moors notching his 15th goal of the season - face a tricky trip through the South London traffic and Tulse Hill & Dulwich.
Things are hotting up in the South Women's League, with leaders Fareham under pressure  after a 3-2 defeat by Havant, which prompts manager Steve Lemon to step up tonight's training routine ahead of Haslemere's late morning visit to Henry Cort.
Haslemere were thrashed 8-1 by rampant Southampton last weekend, with Zoe Stride a hat-trick alongside a Naomi Bulkeley and Lauren Gunner brace each and a single by Lou Hopkins.
Fast climbing Havant visit Horsham.