Aldershot Town and Southend United face off on Wednesday evening looking for the win that will move them away from the National League relegation zone. Both clubs are currently locked on the same points in 16th and 15th position in the standings respectively. Aldershot Town's recent victories in cup competitions have eased pressure on head coach Tommy Widdrington. A 2-1 success over Bath City in the FA Cup has set up a first-round trip to League Two side Bradford City. Perhaps the most important triumph came versus Eastleigh in the league, with the Shots rallying from a goal down to prevail 2-1 thanks to efforts during the closing 20 minutes. Ryan Jones and Jack Barham both came off the substitutes' bench to score for Aldershot against Eastleigh, and they will hope to return to the starting lineup. Oliver Scott and Hady Ghandour are the players that could drop out in what may otherwise be an unchanged side. Southend United's Kevin Maher will consider naming the same XI providing there are no injury issues arising from the Rochdale game. Keenan Appiah-Forson is an option to come into the midfield to offer some fresh legs to a side that had to battle hard to defeat the promotion contenders. Macauley Bonne may also be considered for a start in the final third. The match promises to be a closely contested affair, with both teams seeking to move up the table and avoid relegation. Aldershot Town's recent form has been improving, but Southend United's victory over Rochdale will give them confidence. The Shots will need to be at their best to overcome a strong Southend United side. With both clubs ending winless streaks at the weekend, they will be confident of replicating that effort on Wednesday. The match will be a crucial test for both teams, and the outcome will have significant implications for their respective seasons. Aldershot Town's fans will be hoping for a victory, but Southend United's recent form suggests they will be a tough opponent to beat. The stage is set for an exciting match, with both teams seeking to move up the table and avoid relegation.