Unibet's Vanarama National League Matchday 36 Preview

We’re fast approaching crunch time and with more points up for grabs, it’s going to be a must-watch evening ahead of us.

So sit back and let us guide you through it as we select our games to really keep an eye on in midweek.

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Altrincham v Chesterfield

Don’t discount Chesterfield yet - if there is to be a Stockport County slip up, they are making sure they are well placed to step in.

As the leaders make the long trip to King’s Lynn Town, the Spireites know all they can do is keep winning… and hope.

It’s five games since Paul Cook’s team last tasted defeat and although they have exactly been playing with the swagger they once did, staying in touch is their only form of attack.

Altrincham’s great run is over. After winning three from four, they came unstuck at Southend United. But after losing five in a row at home, Phil Parkinson’s Robins are looking for a fourth straight win in front of their fans.

One to watch: Ryan Colclough (Altrincham)
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Notts County vs Boreham Wood

The sides occupying the final two play-off places meet - and both are looking for consistency.

While Boreham Wood once seemed top seven certainties, they have now only won once in seven, at home to Eastleigh.

Notts haven’t been impressive either in the past four week.

But they ended a winless run at Dagenham & Redbridge, and showed spirit to get it as they came from behind to leave east London with the mood lifted.

After relying on their home form this season, County have gone off the boil at Meadow Lane. But Boreham Wood have taken just one point from 12 on their travels. Both need a win.

One to watch: Alex Lacey (Notts County)
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Grimsby Town vs Solihull Moors

Sparks could fly in this one as the home kings welcome a Solihull side who came out on top in an eight-goal thriller on Saturday.

This is a real promotion ding-dong and the two clubs are separated by two points - but one very chunky dotted line.

Grimsby are a point outside the top seven while Moors are looking to cement their place in the coming weeks.

In front of their home fans, the Mariners rarely disappoint. It’s 11 wins on home turf but only Chesterfield have lost less on the road than Neal Ardley’s Solihull.

They are ten unbeaten and when they score, they really score - already in 2022 they have hit the net five times in three different games.

If Andrew Dallas doesn’t get you, Joe Sbarra usually does. His hat-trick at the weekend made it ten goals in three league matches for the team.

Paul Hurst’s side are strong at the back and have let in one goal in four, and have taken 13 points from their last six games.

It’s sure to be an electric Tuesday night of action!

One to watch: Joe Sbarra (Solihull Moors)
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