Swindon boss Alun Rossiter hopes their fighting spirit can get them over the line as they host Belle Vue at the Abbey on tonight (7.30).
The Carpets 4 Less Robins edged a stunning 46-45 win over high-flying Wolverhampton with a depleted team last time out.
They will now be back to full strength and welcome new signing Tobiasz Musielak into their side for the visit of the table-topping Aces.
Rossiter knows they will face another tough test – but he reckons a similar display of character can see them claim a vital three points.
Rossiter said: “Obviously we’ve had some injury problems recently, but we should be over those now and ready to regroup.
“We welcome new signing Tobiasz Musielak into the team which is exciting, and we’ll be hoping to get three points.
“We’re hoping Tobiasz will give us a little bit of extra strength and he can help us with a win over Belle Vue on his debut.
“It was an impressive win for us in our last meeting here against Wolverhampton, and it just goes to show anything is possible.
“We have a different team this week but we’ll hopefully see the same fighting spirit and the same result.”
Skipper Jason Doyle is set to battle through the pain barrier with his foot injury whilst Nick Morris is also back from his lay-off.
Belle Vue feature Great Britain World Cup riders Craig Cook and Steve Worrall in their powerful side, along with former Robins’ man Rohan Tungate.
SWINDON: Jason Doyle, Tobiasz Musielak, Bradley Wilson-Dean, David Bellego, Nick Morris, Adam Ellis, Zach Wajtknecht.
BELLE VUE: Kenneth Bjerre, Steve Worrall, Max Fricke, Rohan Tungate, Craig Cook, Dan Bewley, Jack Smith.
