Last updated at 11:39, Friday, 23 May 2014<\/p>\n
Workington Comets aim to continue their unbeaten Premier League campaign tonight when they entertain Berwick Bandits (7.30pm). <\/p>\n
Tony Jackson <\/p>\n
And the Comets will complete the weekend double-header when they travel to the east coast tomorrow night (7pm). <\/p>\n
The back-to-back meetings promise to be tight affairs with both teams having won their opening two league matches. <\/p>\n
The Bandits were the Comets first-ever opponents when speedway came to Derwent Park in 1970. <\/p>\n
The teams have already faced each other twice this season in the League Cup, with Bandits edging the first encounter at home 46-44, but Comets getting revenge in the return leg, triumphing 51-38. <\/p>\n
Team manager Tony Jackson said: Our matches with Berwick are always keenly-contested affairs and I am sure that these two fixtures will be no different. <\/p>\n
After a two-week break from home meetings, the riders are keen to get back into action on their own track in front of their own supporters. <\/p>\n
And Im sure that there will be plenty of supporters that make the journey over to Berwick tomorrow to support the team, which they really do appreciate. <\/p>\n
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