We can now confirm the key dates as the end of season promotion picture becomes clearer with nails about to be bitten around the grounds.
It’s the Eliminators up first - and the winners earn the right to travel to the sides who secured a top three place in the semi-finals.
Since 2018, the play-off positions have been extended to six - with the champions being promoted automatically.
The play-offs will kick-off on Monday May 23, with the team ending the season in fifth place at home to the side who secured a sixth spot.
Then, 24 hours later, the club that ended the campaign in fourth position face-off against the 7th placed team. Both ties kick-off at 7.45pm.
The semi-finals will be played on Saturday May 28 and Sunday May 29, at the home grounds of the second and third place finishers.
Winners of the semi-final ties then head to the London Stadium on Sunday June 5 to battle it out for a coveted place in the EFL.
All ties are single-leg matches with extra time and penalties used if necessary.
We are delighted to confirm that once again every game will be broadcast live on BT Sport.
Confirmed schedule of the Vanarama National League play-offs:
Eliminator A – Monday May 23 - 5th place vs 6th place – 7.45pm
Eliminator B – Tuesday May 24 - 4th place vs 7th place – 7.45pm
Semi-Final – Saturday May 28 - 2nd place vs winner of Eliminator A – 12.30pm
Semi-Final – Sunday May 29 - 3rd place vs winner of Eliminator B – 12.30pm
Promotion Final – Sunday June 5 – 3pm