Preview: Gillingham v Doncaster Rovers in League 2 at Priestfield on Good Friday; Manager Neil Harris on having plenty to play for

Gillingham boss Neil Harris insists his team have plenty to play for this weekend and for the rest of the League 2 campaign.

Harris’ men are all-but safe from relegation after picking up seven league wins at home since the turn of the year. They host a mid-table Doncaster Rovers team today (Friday, 3pm) who won’t be involved in the battles at either end.

The Gills follow up Friday’s game with a trip to promotion-chasing Northampton Town on Easter Monday, the first of several against leading contenders in the division.

Harris said: “On paper what a cracking finish to the season for us, seven games, we still have to be mindful of the position we are in, but we have earned the right to enjoy the games now.

“I am sure there will be a good crowd in and (owners) Brad and Shannon Galinson are here in attendance (having returned from America this week) which is great for us as a group.

“Yes, Doncaster under Danny Schofield have had highs and lows over the last few months, not in great form, but it’s a league 2 fixture, a crazy division, anything can happen.

"We have to make sure we are every bit as organised and structured and disciplined and aggressive as we have been in our last eight games here, with seven wins. We take on Doncaster on Friday and then focus on a completely different game against Northampton, a team that is trying to get promoted as soon as possible, but we will deal with that and a thought process towards our away form come Friday at 5pm.

“We have got loads to play for, we still have to be mindful of the league position we are in, still want to finish on a real high, we want to put any nagging doubts over what is below us to bed as soon as possible, because we have a tough end to the season.

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