Forfar will be boosted by the return of Darren Henderson, who has now served his two match suspension. The ex-Accie has been sorely missed in the last two matches, as the Loons have slumped to successive defeats against Berwick and Dumbarton. Barry Sellars has went over the disciplinary points limit, but his ban won't start until next week.

As revealed to you first by Loons Mad, young Hearts striker Mathu King has been recruited by Ray Stewart in a loan deal. It is currently unclear whether or not he will be in the squad for tomorrow's match.

One loan signing that could well feature tomorrow is John Gemmell, who signed for Hamilton from Partick Thistle. He is a young striker who made his name by scoring goals for Queens Park.

On the injury front, Hamilton have mixed news. Derek Ferguson will be available, however Stevie Convery has been ruled out with a long term leg injury.

Forfar and Hamilton have served up two such fantastic entertainment so far this season. Forfar ran out 2-1 winners on the opening day of the season at New Douglas Park. Goals from Paul Tosh and Paul Shields were enough to overturn Brian McPhee's opener.

When the clubs met at Station Park in November, there was no shortage of drama. Five sending offs, two penalties and seven goals - but every Loon went home happy after Alan Rattray's injury time winner.

The referee will be Steve Conroy. His assistants are Graeme Alison and Frederick Smith.

For the Hamilton view, pay a visit to Accies World.