It is derby day for Hanwell Town as they welcome Hayes and Yeading United to the Powerday Stadium in the Southern League Premier South. 

Hanwell got back to winning ways at weekend after three games without a win as they comfortably qualified for the FA Trophy First Round with a 3-1 win over Cray Wanderers. 

The Geordies are in the play-off places after ten games, but are seven points behind league leaders Truro City and if they are harbouring any hopes of closing that gap then getting a win tonight will be key. 

Hayes and Yeading are sat tenth at the moment, but due to how tight the play-off race is so far, they are only one behind Hanwell and so a win would take them above the Geordies. 

United also got a win in the FA Trophy at the weekend, but prior to that they had only won one of their last five in all competitions. 

Kick-off at the Powerday Stadium is at 7:45pm on Tuesday. 

Hanworth Villa open their Middlesex Senior Cup campaign this evening as they travel to face Harefield United. 

The Villains crashed out of the FA Trophy at the weekend when they lost 2-1 to Burgess Hill Town but have a chance to bounce back against Harefield of the Combined Counties Premier North Division in step five. 

The Hares have had an indifferent start to the season and are sat in tenth place with just the one home win so far this season. 

Kick-off at Preston Park is at 7:45 on Tuesday. 

Kingstonian FC will be hoping to end their early season struggles as they return to league action against Brightlingsea Regent. 

The Ks have drawn six from nine in the Isthmian League Premier Division this season and lost on penalties in the FA Trophy at the weekend following yet another draw after 90 minutes against Wingate and Finchley. 

Their opponents on Wednesday are another side who are struggling so far this season, having clocked up two less points than Kingstonian and lost against Haringey Borough in the FA Trophy on Saturday. 

Kick-off at Imperial Fields is at 7:45pm on Wednesday.