“(Bordertown) are a young side and it should be a good game,” he said. 

“I’ll expect the boys to bring the same effort and intensity they had last week. It will be an effort to sustain our standards. We need to have faith and trust in each other.” 

Murphy said his young team could draw confidence from its recent games. 

“We just want to make sure we get our one percenters. Sometimes the guys get ahead of themselves and think it will come to them when we play the lower sides,” he said. 

BORDER Districts travel to Padthaway to take on the sixth-placed team. 

The travelling outfit will be without several key players due to injury. 

Border Districts was thumped by Padthaway in round five 19.8 (122) to 4.7 (31).