HULL City goalkeeper Harry Fisk has returned to Tadcaster Albion on a loan deal until January.

Fisk made 11 appearances for Tadcaster last season and played a pivotal role in ensuring Albion fought off relegation from the Pitching In Northern Premier League east.

The shot-stopper arrived at Taddy with the club third-from-bottom and sitting in the relegation play-off place, having amassed just 19 points from 24 league matches.

Fisk, who debuted in a 0-0 draw with Hebburn Town, made numerous key saves as the Brewers went on to finish in 14th, seven points and four places clear of automatic relegation.

"We are delighted to see Harry back at the So-Trak Stadium and are indebted to Hull City for their help," read a Tadcaster statement.

The Cottingham-born keeper, who signed a one-year professional deal with Sky Bet Championship side Hull last year, is in line to make his second Tadcaster bow when John Deacey's side visit Consett tomorrow afternoon (3pm).

Consett have taken a point from their first two league matches and sit just a place above Tadcaster, who are 15th, on superior goal difference.

The County Durham club lost 2-1 at Cleethorpes United last weekend before managing a goalless draw with North Shields on Tuesday evening.

Elsewhere, Pickering Town will be seeking on their 2-1 win over Tow Law Town in mid-week, which ended a five-match losing start to the season.

Pickering travel to Redcar Athletic tomorrow (3pm) in the Ebac Northern League division one, with their opponents having amassed seven points from their first five fixtures.

In the Toolstation Northern Counties East League division one, Selby Town host Swallownest from 3pm tomorrow, aiming for a third win from five league games.