FC Halifax Town is set to face Carlisle United in a highly anticipated National League match at The Shay, with Mark Hughes' third-placed Cumbrians given the edge by bookmakers. Adam Lakeland's seventh-placed play-off hopefuls are looking to extend their winning streak to four games. Carlisle are 7/5 with Bet365 to claim another win on the road, while Halifax are 8/5 to make it four in a row. The draw is priced at 5/2. Regan Linney is favorite to score the first goal, with odds of 4/1. Luke Armstrong, who opened the scoring against Boston United on Saturday, is 6/1 to repeat the feat. Other contenders for the opener include David Ajiboye, Stephen Wearne, and Chris Conn-Clarke. For the hosts, in-form striker Will Harris is 13/2 to open the scoring. The two teams last met in November, with Carlisle chalking up a 2-0 home win. A repeat of that scoreline is priced at 12/1. FC Halifax Town will be looking to bounce back from that defeat and make it four wins in a row. The Shaymen have been in good form lately, with three straight wins. Carlisle, on the other hand, will be looking to maintain their push for promotion. The match is set to be a closely contested affair, with both teams having a lot to play for. The National League is known for its competitiveness, and this match is no exception. FC Halifax Town's fans will be hoping their team can come out on top and make it four wins in a row. The match kicks off at The Shay, with the home team looking to make the most of their home advantage. The Shaymen have a strong squad, with players like Josh Hmami and David Kawa looking to make an impact. Carlisle, on the other hand, have players like Ryan Galvin and Harvey Macadam who will be looking to cause problems for the home team. The match is set to be a thrilling encounter, with both teams giving it their all. FC Halifax Town's manager, Adam Lakeland, will be looking to make the right tactical decisions to ensure his team comes out on top. The fans will be eagerly awaiting the kickoff, hoping their team can make it four wins in a row.