Two consecutive defeats and ten goals conceded needs to be turned round on Tuesday night.
If we were to lose to Chasetown and then to Rushden it will be four consecutive defats which would be a confidence destroyer. 

The Chasetown match has become a must win fixture and it won't be easy.

Dick Durrant wrote:

I don’t see Chasetown as a must win. More a must not lose and most importantly a must not be so easy to score against

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On reflection, you're probably right. A draw would not be disaster. As I think Brian Clough once said, "You have to stop a train rolling backwards before you can start going forwards again."  
Conceding ten goals in two matches doesn't look good but six of those goals were against exceptional opposition.
We all know that many of the goals we have conceded have been from counter attacks so we may see a more cautious approach against Chasetown. 
On the other hand, if we could score more goals, that would take pressure off the defence.
I think we have really missed Nat Watson up front. I really rate him and when he's fit again I think he will start to bang in the goals.