Step four preview: Hednesford Town hoping to win Northern One West title in final game of the season

The Pitmen sit second, three points adrift of leaders Widnes, but level on goal difference.

Gavin Hurren's side host ninth-placed Runcorn Linnets looking to extend their unbeaten run to five games while Widnes welcome eighth-placed Trafford.

Hednesford must win to keep any chance of securing the title alive and will rely on Widnes to lose. But, if the current table-toppers manage even a point, they will be crowned champions regardless. 

Despite sitting three points behind Widnes going into the final game, Pitmen boss Hurren is extremely proud of his side who have lost just once in their last 19 league games.

He said: "We have taken it to the last day of the season. We are playing for something, and are in the play-offs for sure. For the football club, I think everyone has got to be really happy with how we have finished the back-end of the season.

"I have had the same message to the lads since I came in, that we apply ourselves in the right way, we play with enjoyment, when we put the shirt on we have to give our all as a bare minimum and give everything.

At home we have a great opportunity to play well an get the three points. Who knows what happens elsewhere but we just have to concentrate on ourselves and what we do, and what we have been doing since November.

"We have lost one game in 19. Our defence has stopped leaking goals, we score lots of goals. We will have a game plan and be going out to get the three points.

"I am immensely proud of how the boys who I inherited have bought into what we are trying to build, the new editions in helping to draw in the culture we want, and to manage the club.

"The fans are on another level and the interaction we have is fantastic. Win, lose or draw we are all in it together."

Elsewhere, Stafford Rangers' season concludes at Clitheroe. The Rangers held rivals Hednesford to a 1-1 draw on Easter Monday, denting the Pitmen's title ambitions.

Meanwhile, Chasetown - who have already secured a spot in the play-offs - go to Avro.

In the Northern One Midlands, relegated Lye Town visit Quorn while Sporting Khalsa entertain racing Club Warwick and Darlaston Town welcome Coleshill Town.