Darlington manager Steve Staunton has no new injury worries ahead of the home game with Barnet.
However defenders Richie Byrne and Stuart Giddings are still out, though both are making good progress, and Byrne is set to return to training on Sunday, while Giddings may be a week or two away from match fitness.

Chris Moore is standing by for his home debut, the former Whitley Bay winger having come off the bench in the second half at Northampton last week.

"He has played a lot of football, and his fitness levels are good," said Staunton. "He is eager to make an impression, which is just the attitude we want. But to be fair to all the lads they want to play with pride and passion and give something back to the fans who have been terrific.

"Most of our performances have been good, so results have been a bitter pill to swallow. We know that performances count for nothing without results.

"But we have had had a constructive meeting and a good week preparing for the coming home games."

Darlington have already played Barnet twice this season, in the league and FA Cup, both at Underhill, though it is a new look Quakers side since then.

Striker Tadhg Purcell will be looking to move closer to his target of double figures having netted seven times in just a couple of months with the club.