Last updated at 11:14, Friday, 26 September 2014<\/p>\n
Workington Comets quest for Premier League glory begins tonight with a daunting trip to league leaders Edinburgh Monarchs. <\/p>\n
Laura Morgan <\/p>\n
Comets travel to the Scotswaste Arena (7.30pm start) on a mission to be the first team to defeat the Monarchs on their home track this season as the west Cumbrian club get their play-off campaign under way. <\/p>\n
Edinburgh will then make the trip to Derwent Park for the return fixture tomorrow (7pm start). <\/p>\n
Comets owner Laura Morgan is under no illusions that Workington have a tough weekend ahead of them. <\/p>\n
She said: Tonight is massive. We know what we have got to do. The boys have got to get their heads down, regroup and get on with it. <\/p>\n
They have got to raise the bar and do the best they can. <\/p>\n
Then on Saturday, if we go back to the abandoned home meeting against Edinburgh in June, it was very close. We were two points up when it was abandoned. <\/p>\n
It gives me encouragement. I thoroughly believe we were on for the win in that match. Its fair to say its going to be a very difficult couple of matches for us. <\/p>\n
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