After Saturday's victory away to Golcar, Garforth's attention now shifts to yet another away tie to Yorkshire Amateur on Tuesday evening.
One of the shortest away trips of the season, Paul Marshall will be looking to return from North Leeds with another win in the bag.
Town can hopefully avoid a slip up and make it 3 wins on the bounce, with their opposition currently sat at the bottom of the league table and only picking up one win at home after 26 matches this season.
The Ammers are currently suffering the worst run of form in the division, a statistic Garforth will be wanting to take advantage of with the ambitions of a relatively stress free evening at Bracken Edge.
3 points for Garforth would see the Miners up to 52 points, still behind Winterton in the push for 2nd place who have a game in hand.
Garforth come into tomorrow's tie with the joint best attack in the League, scoring 62 goals after 26 matches - tied with top of the league North Ferriby.
Town's last outing was a 3-2 win over Golcar last Saturday, in what proved to be a very important 3 points.
Despite being held back twice in the first half, Town managed to remain rock solid in the second and ensured Sam Barker's early goal was the winner.
James Burgess was on the scoresheet in his 100th Garforth appearance, taking his tally for the season up to 20 goals.
Burgess was also on target last time out against Yorkshire Amateur, bagging a first half goal at home.
Garforth got the job done back in August with a 3-1 win at the Bannister Prentice stadium, which was the club's first victory of the season.
The tie was sealed in the 84th minute, hopefully high flying Town won't need as long to wrap the game up this time around.
Kick off at the Southerns Stadium is 7.45pm
Ben Frank