It is the third consecutive year that the Lilywhites have made the final of the Kent Reliance Intermediate Cup, despite only four of the team beaten by Greenwich Borough last season,still featuring.
Williams said final preparation would take place tomorrow with several players undergoing fitness tests before Wednesday’s match, which kicks off at 7.45pm at Hollands and Blair.
He added: “The boys have been playing well lately but not converting chances in the last two games.
“Everybody is looking forward to the final.
“Obviously, they have a massive advantage playing at home, but as long as we play well, we will be competitive.
“Hopefully, the boys will not suffer any nerves. We are lacking some experience but hopefully adrenaline will kick in along with youth and enthusiasm.
“As the season has evolved the squad has changed, settling down now and getting more consistent.
“The majority of the squad are first year 21’s, so to reach the final is a great achievement.
“I hope the two teams provide a good competitive game of football that all the spectators and officials can enjoy and help promote this cup and Kent football.”
The Under-21s beat Lydd Reserves 5-1 in the first round, and conquered Pheonix Sports Reserves 4-1 in the second.
A 3-1 victory over Sutton Athletic Reserves in the Quarter-Final set up a semi against FC Elmstead (1958) KCL, where they ran out 4-1 winners.
For fans looking to support the Lilywhites in their latest final, here is a look at the players who will be in the squad:
• Matt Bishop: Goalkeeper in his first year with club who has helped knit the squad together with his personality and been consistent all season.
• Ryan Macdonald: Ryan has been around the squad for 18 months and waited patiently for his chance. He has really found some consistency and can play across the defence.
• Kudakwashe Muchinjiko: First year U21, who has improved as the season as progressed. He is fast, tricky with ball and solid defensively.
• George Batney: A solid defender capable with the ball at his feet, who can play in midfield as well.
• David Blaikie: David has progressed through from the Under-18s and cemented his place in the side. He is a regular starter and has also made some first team appearances. He can also play up front.
• Joseph Alatise: First year with the Lilywhites. He is big, strong and quick defender who has improved as the season has progressed and is a great personality to have in the squad.
• Fabrice Blewordah: A quick left sided defender who really has improved offensively this season and has made a few first team appearances.
• Callum Tydeman: Versatile Callum has been a regular with the 21s for two seasons, can play a multitude of positions and has been a very consistent player for us.
• Harry Sheridan: Harry is in his first season with us. He is a quiet lad, and a tidy technical player who is thoroughly professional in his attitude – and has an eye for goal.
• Luke Griffiths: In his first season with the U21s from the U18s - a great finisher who is strong, quick and a real prospect.
• Oliver Wells: In his first season with us, he is a small quick explosive player who has now started to add goals to his game. He has a great engine and will run all day.
• Aaron Ghagg: In his second season with us, this campaign has been blighted with injury. He has a great goal-scoring record and is always a threat in the box.
• Rabbit Kiabalenga: Another in his first season with us, he is a tidy central midfield player developing nicely – and very calm on the ball.
• Jack Sellens: In his second year with us, he has come back from long-term injury. He was our top scorer last season and is always a threat in and around goal.
• Abdul-Rahmen Sunmonu: Just breaking into the squad from our u18s, he is a strong, quick, quiet lad who is proving to be a real exciting prospect.
• Khalil McFarlane: Khalil is in his first year with us, and despite suffering injuries he has shown himself to be quick with a good eye for goal.