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Final day in National League North sees three-way chase for automatic promotion
The National League North season comes to a close this weekend, and there's a three-way tussle at the top of the table in the race for automatic promotion.
There are just two points separating the top three, with one place up for grabs, and it all comes down to the final games of the campaign.
Here's a look at the contenders and their final challenge to earn automatic promotion.
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Kidderminster Harriers 1st place 89 points
Leading the table going into the final weekend is Phil Brown's Kidderminster Harriers, who are unbeaten in their last 13 games—a run that stretches back to mid-February.
Their superior goal difference means they almost have an extra point to play with and on the final day will fancy their chances away at Southport, who may be safe from relegation but are without a win in their last six.
Brackley Town 2nd place 89 points
Only goal difference is separating Brackley from the summit of the National League North, but given they have such an inferior total to the leaders they are going to need Kidderminster to slip up if they are to clinch promotion.
They could not have wished for a better game to finish on, as they face bottom-placed Farsley Celtic, who are already relegated and haven't won a match since Boxing Day.
Scunthorpe United 3rd place 87 points
Scunthorpe United are waiting in the wings if there are any slip-ups from the top two, as they look to begin their fight back to the Football League. However, they face the trickiest final day tie of all of the top three.
Andy Butler's men face another former Football League club in Hereford, who are also eyeing up promotion via the play-offs. However, they also need to make sure of a top-seven place with a victory to hold off three teams below them who could still sneak a play-off place.
National League North final day fixtures
- Brackley Town vs Farsley Celtic
- Buxton vs Warrington Town
- Curzon Ashton vs Leamington
- Darlington vs Needham Market
- Hereford vs Scunthorpe United
- King's Lynn Town vs Chester
- Marine vs South Shields
- Peterborough Sports vs Scarborough Athletic
- Radcliffe vs Alfreton Town
- Rushall Olympic vs Chorley
- Southport vs Kidderminster Harriers
- Spennymoor Town vs Oxford City
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