Didcot are the visitors in desperate need of points this Saturday as they currently sit bottom of the league.
The Oxfordshire-based side are currently two points adrift at the bottom of the table but have picked up form recently with two draws and a win in their last four games.
Last time out, they picked up a draw against promotion hopefuls Walton & Hersham.
Walton and Hersham sit just outside the playoff spots on goal difference, demonstrating that Didcot won't be a pushover.
Salisbury are in decent form with only one defeat in the last six, picking up 11 points from a possible 18.
In their last game, the Whites played out a 1-1 draw, with all the drama coming in the game's final minutes against Gosport Borough.
This is the second league meeting between the two sides, with Salisbury winning 2-1 away at Didcot in October.
Those who work for the NHS or carry a Blue Light discount card can gain discounted entry to the Ray Mac this week. Concession prices are available for eligible people rather than the full ticket prices.
The game kicks off at 3 pm on Saturday (24th February) at Salisbury's Raymond McEnhil Stadium - tickets can be purchased online - https://salisburyfc.co.uk/tickets/
Salisbury man sentenced for child sex offences
Wiltshire Council to hold extraordinary full council meeting to discuss Heart of Wessex devolution plans
New Year, New You, New Challenges for the Stars Appeal
Former White brings Weymouth to the Ray Mac for New Year's Day match
Song for Christmas 2024 Winner Announced
Salisbury travel to Eastbourne for Boxing Day football
CCTV released following assault in Salisbury
Salisbury move nine clear of the drop zone after 3-1 win over Welling United
