AIRDRIE could extend their unbeaten run in the league to six games at Stirling Albion tomorrow.

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The Diamonds head to Forthbank just two points adrift of the Irn-Bru Second Division promotion play-off zone.

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It's possible that the three leading chasers for fourth spot - Stenhousemuir, East Fife and Airdrie - could be level on points tomorrow night.

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Should East Fife and Stenny draw at New Bayview, and Jimmy Boyle's men win at rock-bottom Stirling, the trio will all be on 42 points with five games to play.

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Airdrie, who welcome midfielder Jamie Stevenson back from suspension, have taken 11 points from the last 15 available and clinched three clean-sheet victories in a row.

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Boyle says his side are firmly in the hunt for a top-four slot and wants the good form to be maintained.

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He said: "Confidence has been a major factor and wins and clean sheets are the best way of getting it back.

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"We have also cut out losing silly goals and have stopped picking up red cards.

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"I think we've given ourselves a fighting chance but we know we have a lot to do.

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"We've still go to play the teams above us, like East Fife and Dumbarton, so we're still in there challenging."

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Diamonds' skipper Paul Lovering will serve the first of a two-match ban after crossing the disciplinary points threshold. 

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Stephen Finnie is the man in the middle.