Folkestone Invicta joint-head coach Roland Edge looks ahead to the away trip to Isthmian Premier leaders Hornchurch

There should not be any issues for Folkestone’s players when it comes to motivating themselves for tonight’s big away match, joint-boss Roland Edge believes.

Inconsistent Invicta will travel to face early Isthmian Premier frontrunners Hornchurch tonight (7.45pm), with the Urchins now managed by ex-Welsh international striker Steve Morison. His most prolific playing spells came at Millwall, Stevenage and Norwich.

Folkestone sit in mid-table but they have played more league fixtures than most around them.

They will aim to respond after a 3-0 away loss to Kingstonian on Saturday.

Edge said: “That’s a really tough game. They’re the favourites - and rightly so with their squad and their budget.

“But football is quite weird. Sometimes, against those sorts of opposition, you automatically focus more and work harder.

“The worst thing you can do is underestimate someone.”

Striker Ade Yusuff, who left Folkestone for Hornchurch last season, started in Saturday’s 4-1 home win against 10-man Bognor Regis.

Ex-Gillingham and Dartford hitman Liam Nash bagged a brace while left-back Nathan Green also left Cheriton Road for the Hornchurch Stadium stadium in the summer.