BORO boss Graham Westley believes there won t be many sides who will fancy a trip to The Lamex Stadium should his side make the play-offs. Westley s side have been in scintillating form of late, suffering just one defeat in 30 games and the Boro manager

BORO boss Graham Westley believes there won't be many sides who will fancy a trip to The Lamex Stadium should his side make the play-offs.

Westley's side have been in scintillating form of late, suffering just one defeat in 30 games and the Boro manager believes his team will fancy their chances against anyone.

"We need to win at Mansfield and we'll back ourselves against anyone in the play-off semi-finals," Westley told The Comet. "I don't think there are too many teams who fancy playing us.

"We've got our focus very much on the weekend. We need to get there and get that game won and then there's the two play-off semi-finals that we can start concentrating on."

Boro already have the FA Trophy final to look forward to but the 41-year-old says his squad realise that they still have a job to do in the league.

"We're all determined to make sure we enjoy the FA Trophy final but we're professional enough to realise we've got a job to do in the meantime and our biggest priority by far is to win promotion.

"We've got the game at the weekend, two semi-finals and a final so we're four games away from the Football League. It's up to us to make sure it's four games into the Football League.

"Obviously if we get to Wembley again then hopefully the first experience will serve us well for the play-off final."

Jon Ashton is the only major doubt ahead of Boro's trip to Field Mill on Sunday with the former Grays man still struggling to shrug off the shoulder injury sustained against Ebbsfleet earlier this month.

Mark Albrighton, who put in an assured performance against Kidderminster on Tuesday, looks set to deputise once again.