The White Tigers have won nine of their last 10 league games at Treyew Road, along with a 2-2 draw against Southern Premier League leaders Poole Town.

"What I've noticed over the last 10 games at home is that we've gone at teams in the first 20-25 minutes.

"We've let them know they're in a game and on the back of that, we've picked up some really good results," he said.

"We were disappointed not to have won the game with Poole, but delighted by the way we played and if we can keep that tempo and momentum going at home I think we'll be alright," Tully told BBC Radio Cornwall.

City host Biggleswade Town on Saturday, having lost at fellow play-off chasers Cirencester Town last week.

"There's nine cup finals between now and the end of the season, so let's see where it takes us," Tully added.

"They're going to be no pushover, but we know that on our day, if we play to our maximum, we can beat any team in this league.

"We've just got to make sure that we're ready for it, we'll go in with a plan, be prepared and see what happens."