Four points clear at the top of League Two, Bromley are inching closer to an historic promotion.
Acheving a mid-table finish in their first-ever Football League campaign last year, Andy Woodman's side have confounded pre-season expectations by climbing to the League Two summit at the end of December and remaining there ever since.
The Ravens, who possess one of the smallest budgets in League Two, embarked on a 21-match unbeaten run at the start of December with a 3-1 victory over Crawley Town and the Greater London outfit won seven league matches in a row to assert their authority on the division.
Their undefeated streak, which featured 14 wins and seven draws, was ultimately ended by struggling Barrow at Holker Street at the end of March, and although they could only muster a point against Barnet on Good Friday, Bromley returned to winning ways against Shrewsbury Town to put themselves in pole position for the League Two title.
A 2-1 defeat to promotion rivals MK Dons delayed their promotion party, but Bromley's fate remains in their own hands with three matches of the season remaining.
What's the earliest date Bromley can clinch promotion?
Bromley need to accrue just three more points to achieve promotion, irrespective of how other teams fare.
The champagne corks will be popping if the Ravens defeat third-place Cambridge United on Thursday night as a win would put them on 86 points, with Notts County in fourth only able to muster a maximum of 85 points.
A draw against the U's might still be enough to clinch promotion, however they must until Notts County face Barnet at Meadow Lane on Saturday. Anything other than a home win would see Bromley go up into League One.
