Steve Cotterill is determination for his team to collect a final set of three points as they bring the campaign to a close tomorrow afternoon.

The team were crowned League Two champions at Meadow Lane last week and Notts' boss is eager to put in a  performance worthy of their title.

However, he is expecting a challenge at Plainmoor against a Torquay side that have won six of their most recent seven matches.

He explained:"It should be a good game in Torquay, we are looking forward to it.

"The result matters to me, I am professional and we will be playing for professional pride.

"Torquay will be bright, they have done very well lately and I managed to get manager of the month ahead of Paul Buckle - who is an excellent young manager.

"They play some good football and it will be a tough game for us."

At least 1,500 fans will be making the trip south and Cotterill wants to send them into the summer with a win.

"The supporters will go down to Torquay and enjoy it.

"They'll party and sing all game but we still have another game to play.

"There will be lots of players in the team that will still be here next year, and they don't want to leave too many nasty thoughts in the manager's mind."