While the North Force football team's season hasn't been full of wins as yet, tomorrow's match at Toll Stadium serves as a good chance to test themselves against a team midway up the table.
North Force's director of football said tomorrow's match against North Shore United would be a bit less of a one-sided affair compared to recent matches against top-five teams.
"Given we've playing a team who is sitting mid table it's definitely an opportunity for the boys to step up and show what they've learnt from the games so far," Cross said of North Shore who sit on six points compared to North Force's one.
"In terms of results, a positive one would be us performing to our ability and targeting the things we've worked on in training. If we do that, we should get a positive result."
Cross maintained that while winning was always a goal for teams, more importantly North Force wanted to play an expansive and attractive brand of football which was appealing to watch.