BRIDPORT will have to be 'at their best' when they travel to Newton Abbot Spurs this weekend, says manager Chris Herbst.
The Bees ended a run of three games without a win on Tuesday with a 4-2 win over Teignmouth at St Mary's.
Goals from Fred Parsons, Luke King and a brace from captain Riley Weedon ensured the three points in front of the home crowd.
But attention quickly turns to the clubs next game with trip to play Spurs on Saturday.
With Bridport five points off league leaders Elburton Villa, the club can't afford too many more dropped points at this stage of the season.
Spurs themselves have had a tough start to the new campaign with two wins, two draws and two defeats in their opening six games.
However, they themselves have turned the corner with back-to-back wins against Torridgeside and the University of Exeter.
But Herbst is cautious of taking things for granted and has warned of a tough game in East Devon after the two sides played out an exciting 4-3 on the last day of the season when they last met.
Speaking to The News ahead of the tie, he said: ""It's a really big game for us. They have not had the start they would have wanted either but they have brought in some really good players over the summer.
"It will be one hell of a game and we will have to be at our very best. But the result against Teignmouth has given everyone a boos and we needed that."
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