Burton's forwards are simply going to cause Kendal problems all afternoon, and Ryan Walsh in goal will barely need to demonstrate his considerable competence while the home side scramble to keep up. The home advantage adds a small, almost touching amount of pressure, like a child blowing on a wildfire. I have gazed into the abyss of this fixture and the abyss has gazed back, equally unimpressed.

Burton roll into Kendal with a ferocious forward line that's going to cause absolute carnage in behind that defence, and I think the visitors edge this one in a brutal five-goal war. Kendal's midfield pair of McLaughlin and Armstrong will fight like lions in the middle of the park, but Burton's attackers have too much venom on the counter. Home advantage gives Kendal a lifeline and I think they grab two, but Burton's away firepower is just too devastating tonight.