PORT United is keen to atone for a horrible result from when the team last met Camden Haven Redbacks in 2015.
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The Green Bloods first lost striker Joe Shelmerdine to a horrible broken leg back in May when the two teams met at Inmon Fields.
Then, after an hour's delay while he was given treatment and assisted from the field, United slumped to a 3-1 defeat.
"Camden Haven played good football, and we played like stunned mullets," United coach Chris Walsh said.
Walsh hopes tomorrow's result will be more like last year's semi final when United beat the Redbacks 5-1 in a semi final at Dixie Park.
But given the Redbacks are in first place on the ladder in 2015, it won't be easy.
Redbacks are on 24 points, which is five ahead of their nearest rivals.
United is on 12.
Walsh said his team was capable of beating Redbacks.
"I just want them to play to their potential," he said.
"They have the potential to beat any team on any given day."
Defender Lucas Heagney has picked up a suspension thanks to too many yellow cards, and will miss the match tomorrow.
Brendan Prince has a leg injury and is still under a cloud.
Walsh was undecided as to who he would bring in to replace Heagney. Damien Cross has come back to first grade to take care of Prince's spot.
Former striker Andy Collins, who has played in the defence and midfield this season, was pushed forward and gave the side another dimension in attack.
He scored a good goal, but left a hole in the midfield which wasn't ideal.
"Everything comes at a consequence," Walsh said.
"That left us with two young midfielders. It's very hard for two guys to control the middle of the park on their own."