Sutton United will look to get back to winning ways as they host top-of-the-table Bromley on Saturday in the Vanarama Conference South.
After a decent run in late February that fuelled talk of a late play-off push, United haven’t won in three games and have lost their past two matches to Weston-Super-Mare and Gosport Borough.
It will be a tough ask to end that run against leaders Bromley, who have taken 13 points from their past five games, scoring 12 goals and conceding just two in the process.
In the Ryman Premier, Met Police travel to Dulwich Hamlet with both flying high in the league.
Met Police have lost their last two league games to Enfield Town and Billericay Town, but still remain only one point off the play-off positions, while their third-placed opponents are only five points behind league leaders Maidstone United.
If Met Police lose, Kingstonian could leapfrog them into the play-off positions if they win at Billericay Town.
Ks have won their past two in the league but have played three more games than Met Police.
Hampton & Richmond, who have lost three consecutive league games and four in a row in all competitions, face a Bognor Regis Town side on a five-game unbeaten run.
Corinthian Casuals will play only their fourth league game of 2015 when they host third-placed Merstham in Ryman Division One South.
Their last league game two weeks ago saw them beat Faversham Town and since then they have beaten AFC Wimbledon in the London Senior Cup and lost to Badshot Lea in the Surrey Senior Cup.
Carshalton Athletic play Guernsey in a 12.45pm kick-off and a win would take them level on points with their opponents.
Elsewhere, Walton Casuals play at home against Chipstead, Tooting & Mitcham United travel to Sittingbourne and Walton & Hersham are at Worthing.
In the Combined Counties League, Colliers Wood United face fourth-placed Molesey, while Raynes Park Vale have a tough away trip to Spelthorne Sports.
