It’s the final weekend of the season across many of the Non League divisions, and that means there are some massive games around Buckinghamshire on Saturday in addition to Wanderers’ huge clash with Sheffield Wednesday.
Despite accumulating 74 points over the season, Chesham United have it all to do to get into the play-offs on the final day of the Southern League Premier Division South campaign.
The Generals welcome relegated Wimborne Town to The Meadow knowing that only a win combined with dropped points for Weston-super-Mare against Harrow Borough will see them extend their season.
In the same division, Truro City make the lengthy trip to Beaconsfield Town for a mid-table clash.
There’s one game in Bucks in the eighth tier as Chalfont St Peter entertain play-off chasing Basingstoke Town in the Isthmian League Division One South Central.
Of course, Risborough Rangers host New Salamis in the all-important title decider in the Spartan South Midlands League Premier Division.
Elsewhere in that league, Holmer Green take on Baldock Town at Watchet Lane as the Greens look to avoid finishing bottom of the division, and 13th-placed Aylesbury Vale Dynamos play host to 6th-placed Harpenden Town.
One division below, mid-table Penn & Tylers Green and Amersham Town are both at home on the penultimate weekend of the season for them.
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Penn welcome high-flying Winslow United to French School Meadows, and Amersham play Wycombe’s Berks & Bucks Cup opponents from earlier in the season, Long Crendon.
FA Vase finalists Newport Pagnell Town step up their preparations for their Wembley trip in a month’s time by hosting Harborough Town, while elsewhere in north Bucks, Milton Keynes Irish entertain Oxhey Jets at Manor Fields.
The Gore in Burnham plays host to Chalvey Sports against London Samurai Rovers, while there’s a big game in the National League South just over the border in Hertfordshire.
Hemel Hempstead take on title chasing Maidstone United, with the Stones four points ahead of Dorking Wanderers at the summit with four games to play.
To see more fixtures, visit www.nonleaguematters.co.uk.
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