STOKE-ON-TRENT, England – Port Vale go face Barrow for dem League Two clash on Tuesday, March 25, 2025, at 7:30 PM UK time for Vale Park. Dis match na crucial one as di hosts dey fight to push for promotion back to League One, while di visitors dey try prevent dem selves from relegation.
Port Vale don start to show serious form as dem don win their last two games after four matches without victory. Di team don gather maximum points from dem last two clashes, including a convincing 3-0 win over MK Dons and a tight 1-0 victory against Morecambe, where dem score di winner for 89th minute. Dis performance don push dem to 64 points, level with third-placed Wimbledon.
Manager Andy Crosby don emphasize di importance of home advantage, saying, “We dey look forward to this match. Na our third home game straight, and di support for Vale Park na massive. We wan continue our good run for this place.” Port Vale dey boast six wins in their last seven league matches for dem home ground, making dem hard to beat.
Barrow, wey dey languishing for 17th position with 45 points after 37 games, get some hope as dem don remain unbeaten for four games. Dem don win against Notts County and Accrington Stanley back-to-back before dem manage 2-2 draw against AFC Wimbledon last Saturday. Fine play from di team don show say dem fit compete, but dem need to turn draws into wins.
“Even though we dey mid-table, we no fit take dis match lightly,” di Barrow manager, Pete Wild, talk. “We get na to carry three points from here to keep di momentum sake. We know sey Port Vale dey strong at home, but we fit surprise dem.”
For team news, Port Vale dey check di fitness of defender and midfielder wey miss di last match. Also, forward go continue him run of starts after injury comeback. Barrow dey face challenges too, with a number of injuries affecting dem squad, notably dere defender wey don miss di last five games.
Di match fit be intense encounter as both teams dey look for vital points for different reasons. Port Vale hope to build on di home form, while Barrow wan maintain dem recent unbeaten streak. Dis clash fit decide how dem campaign go as dem dey approach di final leg of di season.
“Every game dis time of di season fit significant,” Crosby add. “We wan keep our focus and play our own game. Dem don beat us before, but we go make sure sey na we dey take di points dis time.”
