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Oxford City Stars play their last home league game of the season tomorrow - and coach Darryl Morvan is desperate to sign off on a high.

Milton Keynes Thunder come to town, with Morvan confident his side can put last week's poor performance behind them.

"The players were disappointed in their performance against Solihull, but they've made it clear they do not intend to repeat the same against Milton Keynes," he said.

"We have a full squad for the game, and if the players can channel their frustration of last week, I'm confident Thunder will end up wondering what hit them.

"We've got a great bunch of players here, who have worked very hard all year to produce the sort of hockey that their supporters will be proud of.

"It would be nice if more people could come along to support them in their last game of the season and to help them in their quest to finish this year with a flourish"

All Stars' old shirts will be auctioned off after the game and then signed by the team or individual player.

2:33pm Friday 22nd February 2008

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