by Steve Tervet

Dartford must create FA Trophy history on Saturday if they are to reach the Wembley final on March 24.

No team has ever overturned a three-goal deficit from the first leg to win a Trophy semi-final since the competition was first played 43 years ago. But that is the task facing the Darts, who lost 3-0 at Grimsby Town last weekend.

Manager Tony Burman, pictured, accepts his side are huge outsiders but insists mission impossible can be achieved.

He said: "We do get a second bite of the cherry and that’s what we’ve got to do. The onus is on us now to have a go at Grimsby."

Burman, who has already seen his side beat six former Football League clubs at Princes Park this season, called on the Dartford supporters to raise the roof in order to claim a seventh scalp.

He said: "We need as much support as we can get. Let’s get it nice and loud, like being the 12th man. We’re going to need help and hopefully we’ll get that from the guys who come to support us."

Dartford could welcome back Jacob Erskine after the striker missed Saturday’s trip north with a knee injury. Lee Burns (hamstring) will be assessed before Burman makes a decision on his fitness.