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Final day drama set for National League South with six teams aiming to be crowned champions
The curtain comes down on the National League South season on Saturday, but the division is far from settled, and the league looks set to be on course for a last-day full of twists and turns.
Going into the final fixtures of the campaign, any one of SIX teams can still be crowned champions and earn an automatic promotion to the National League, with just three points separating the teams at the top of the table.
Here's a look at the contenders and their final challenge to earn automatic promotion.
Truro City 1st place 86 points
In the driving seat going into the final game is Truro City, who top the National League South thanks to having a marginally better goal difference - but not the best of the six, which could come into play during the afternoon.
Their final game couldn't be any more dramatic as they face a St Albans City side who currently sit in the relegation places, but by virtue of one goal worse off than the team above. Essentially it's a straight shoot out, where a win for the home side could seal promotion, while the away team need the victory to stay in the division.
Torquay 2nd place 86 points
Looking to take advantage of any slip-up from Truro, who only trail the league leaders on goal difference and come into the game with good momentum, having won their last three games - including a key win over the leaders on Good Friday.
Paul Wotton's side go to Hemel Hempstead Town on Saturday, one of the kinder-looking fixtures given the hosts having nothing to play for. However, the pressure will be on the Gulls to get a result.
Eastbourne Borough 3rd place 85 points
A point further back are Eastbourne Borough, who go into the last game with only one defeat in their last six, but are the only side coming up against a team who also have promotion on their minds.
Weston-super-Mare are the visitors, who may not be in contention for automatic promotion, but are the only team who could still sneak into the play-off picture if Maidstone fail to do their job against Farnborough.
Worthing 4th place 85 points
Worthing dropped vital points in both their previous games as they could only manage draws with fellow contenders Eastbourne and Dorking Wanderers, meaning it's now out of their hands.
Worse still for Chris Agutter's men is the fact that they have the worst goal difference of any of the top six, which with things this tight is bound to go against them.
They also come up against an Enfield Town side on the final day, who could still go down if results go against them.
Boreham Wood 5th place 83 points
With four wins on the bounce and the best goal difference of anyone in the top seven, Boreham Wood are the form team heading into the final day showdown.
They've scored 18 goals in their last five games and see out their season with a trip to Kent to face a Tonbridge Angels side who are in a safe position in midtable.
Whatever the outcome Luke Garrard's team look like the ones to watch on Saturday - and if they end up as a play-off contender.
Dorking Wanderers 6th place 83 points
Dorking make up the final six, just three points off the top and on paper have perhaps the preferred fixture on the final day - particularly given their good form.
Marc White's team are unbeaten in their last six and at home to midtable Chesham United on Saturday, a game you'd expect them to win.
Yet, will it be enough to steal top spot from the furthest position going into the final round?
National League South final day fixtures
- Aveley vs Bath City
- Chippenham Town vs Hornchurch
- Dorking Wanderers vs Chesham United
- Eastbourne Borough vs Weston-super-Mare
- Enfield Town vs Worthing
- Farnborough vs Maidstone United
- Hemel Hempstead Town vs Torquay United
- Slough Town vs Hampton & Richmond Borough
- Tonbridge Angels vs Boreham Wood
- Truro City vs St Albans City
- Welling United vs Salisbury
- Weymouth vs Chelmsford City
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