AS London formed in 1991 as Park View and originally drew players from London’s Ghanaian community. They joined the Middlesex County Football League Division One Central & East and won it in the first season – exactly like we did a decade later. Since then they’ve progressed through the levels and narrowly missed out on promotion again last season, losing in the play-offs. Last season was their first under their new name, which stands for All Stars London.

Earlier this season AS London beat us 2-1 in the league, despite a Cameron Gordon goal. They also beat us on penalties in the League Cup after a 0-0 draw in 90 minutes.

We did the double over Park View two seasons ago, winning 4-0 at home then 5-2 away at New River Stadium.

AS London have changed management since they beat us, with Joe Olabanji recently replacing Frankie Sinclair. He’s had a tough fixture list but drew with Stansted and lost by the odd goal to Coggeshall Town and Lymore Gardens – all three of them in the top five.

Top scorer Naim Mejdoubi is on 7, including a goal scored against us earlier in the season.

Admission is £8, or £6 concessions with U16s free.

The nearest Underground station is Wood Green, which is a 17 minute walk. The nearest National Rail station is White Hart Lane, which is a 33 minute walk. Bus W3 stops a few minutes’ walk away.