The race for promotion from the National League South could hardly be tighter with just 11 points separating the top eight sides.
Only one automatic promotion spot is up for grabs, awarded to the league winners, with the next six going into the play-offs. Below we look at the run-in for the sides battling for promotion.
Worthing | Dorking | Truro | Torquay | |
5th Apr | Truro (h) | St Albans (a) | Worthing (a) | Chesham (h) |
12th Apr | Chippenham (h) | Bath (a) | Hornchurch (a) | Slough (h) |
18th Apr | Eastbourne (a) | Hampton & Richmond (h) | Torquay (h) | Truro (a) |
21st Apr | Dorking (h) | Worthing (a) | Weston-super-Mare (a) | Weymouth (h) |
26th Apr | Enfield (a) | Chesham (h) | St Albans (h) | Hemel Hempsted (a) |
- | - | - | - | - |
Eastbourne | Maidstone | Boreham Wood | Weston-super-Mare | |
5th Apr | Weymouth (h) | Weston-super-Mare (a) | Salisbury (h) | Maidstone (h) |
12th Apr | St Albans (a) | Weymouth (h) | Hemel Hemspted (h) | Tonbridge (h) |
18th Apr | Worthing (h) | Welling (a) | Slough (a) | Chippenham (a) |
21st Apr | Salisbury (a) | Tonbridge (h) | Enfield (h) | Truro (h) |
26th Apr | Weston-super-Mare (h) | Farnborough (a) | Tonbridge (a) | Eastbourne (a) |
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