BACUP Borough are hoping to have Phil Melville back in goal after he missed Saturday's abandoned game against Atherton Collieries.
Brent Peters' side travel to face Division One title-chasers Salford City but there are question marks over the fitness of Steve Stott and Dave Luker.
The Bacup boss said: "We need to get these games played now because we have such a backlog.
"We have this situation again and again at Bacup but it's like banging your head against a brick wall with the league."
Ramsbottom United's re-arranged home fixture against neighbours Colne tonight is a major doubt due to poor playing conditions.
The Riverside pitch cut up in many places during United's 3-2 defeat to Formby last Saturday.
There was also areas of surface water in and around both goalmouth areas.
Ramsbottom officials now believe it will take a mammoth effort to get it ready for tonight's clash.
A pitch inspection is planned, but both sets of supporters have been advised to find out the latest developments on United's web-site.
If the game goes ahead, Colne will be looking to build on their confidence boosting 2-0 victory over Atherton LR.
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