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Dale Binns is set to return for Lewes away to his old club on Saturday.

Binns has missed five games with an ankle injury suffered in the 1-0 win at home to Thurrock at the start of March.

However, he is back for the trip to Cambridge City, the club where he first came to prominence.

Simon Wormull is also back after an ankle injury while Lewis Hamilton, Jean-Michel Sigere and Leon Legge are fully fit after knocks.

Hamilton replaces the suspended Jay Conroy at right-back while Michael Jordan is set to continue in goal in place of the injured Steve Williams.

Tom Davis (knee) is the only other player still on the injured list but Hamid Barr is still out through illness.

Manager Steven King said: "We lost a couple of games when we had all those players out but we had the right game to bounce back at Sutton last week.

"Now we have most people fit again hopefully we should be able to push on."

Will Lewes be back on top on Saturday?

5:16pm Thursday 27th March 2008

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