GATESHEAD, England (Interstat) — Gateshead will host Altrincham Tuesday in a National League match at Gateshead International Stadium, with the home side aiming to reverse a difficult run and the visitors looking to build on their stronger record across all competitions.

Altrincham enters the game with six wins and four losses this season. Its most recent result was a 3-0 home victory over Hornchurch. Lewis Banks, Aidan Barlow and Kahrel Reddin each played the full 90 minutes in that match. Banks, a defender, is the player to watch for Altrincham. He has been a steady presence, logging 90 minutes in each of his recent appearances, including matches against Hornchurch, Fylde, Hartlepool, Woking and Eastleigh. He also received a yellow card in a 2-1 win at Fylde. He has started each of those appearances and has completed the full match in all of them.

Altrincham’s other results this season include wins over Fylde, Hartlepool, Eastleigh, Forest GR and Halifax, along with losses to Woking, Boston Utd, Sutton Utd and Southend. The club has shown the ability to score in bursts, with 2-1 victories featuring prominently in its recent schedule. Altrincham will next visit Boreham, then return home to face Aldershot, before a trip to Yeovil and home matches against Kidderminster and Carlisle.

Gateshead enters with one win, eight losses and one draw. The home side’s most recent result was a 4-0 loss at Wealdstone. Peter Jameson, Harrison Holgate and Alex Lankshear were among the productive players in that outing. Gateshead’s other results include a draw with Solihull, a win at Woking, and losses to Southend, Kidderminster, Forest GR, Harrogate, Sutton Utd, Yeovil and Eastleigh. The club will host Worthing after Tuesday, then travel to Halifax before home matches against Tamworth and Hartlepool later in its schedule.

Gateshead International Stadium will provide the setting for a matchup between two teams at different points in the campaign. Altrincham has collected results more consistently, while Gateshead has struggled to find victories. The visitors will lean on Banks and a defense that has helped secure several narrow wins. Gateshead will seek a response in front of its home support. Both teams will continue their National League schedules after this meeting, with Altrincham and Gateshead each facing a busy run of fixtures.

After this fixture, Altrincham’s schedule includes Boreham, Aldershot, Yeovil, Kidderminster, Carlisle, Harrogate, Solihull, Wealdstone, Worthing and Tamworth. Gateshead’s upcoming slate features Worthing, Halifax, Tamworth, Boston Utd, Aldershot, Barrow, Hartlepool, Scunthorpe, Boreham and Hornchurch.

Interstat’s game simulator projects a final score of Gateshead 1, Altrincham 1.