Wrexham’s in-form striker Mark Harris is determined to leave his mark on Notts County and wreck their attempts to secure back-to-back victories.
The on-loan Cardiff striker has scored three goals in his last three games but is hoping to extend that run when the Welsh side visit Meadow Lane on Sunday.
Notts are looking to build on an impressive 2-0 win at Harrogate in midweek which saw them record their first victory of the season.
But Harris, who figured against Neal Ardley's side during his time at Newport last season, has set his sights on halting their bid for momentum.
“Them coming down from League Two, I played against them last season,” said Harris.
“I know the ground so hopefully I can put my mark on that ground and score another goal, and get the three points.”
Wrexham have yet to win away from home this season having squandered a two-goal lead at Boreham Wood in a 2-2 draw before losing to Dover.
But Harris maintains he is not concerned about Wrexham’s early bout of travel sickness.
“I am speaking from all the lads, we deserved to win both away games,” said Harris.
“We were 2-0 up at Boreham Wood in the 81st minute and we should have seen it out, we know it was our fault.
“We should have won and then Dover, 1-0 up, the red card killed us a little bit but we should have held on there.
“But I am not too worried about our away form, I think we have got enough in the changing room to be fine with that.
“We start Sunday and hopefully get a win.”
