What’s Ahead In The National League On Tuesday Night

It’s often on wet, cold February Tuesday nights where things can be won or lost - so here’s what’s in store.

There’s a huge game coming at Hayes Lane as two title chasers go head-to-head.

Leaders Stockport County can stretch their legs, but they have to leave Bromley with three points first.

Not many sides have managed to do that this season, Andy Woodman’s team, pictured, are fourth and will close the gap to two points if they can inflict a first defeat in 2022 on the table toppers.

Boreham Wood will be hoping both of them fire blanks - but they need to see to Altricnham.

The Robins head to Hertfordshire after a successful trip to King’s Lynn on Saturday.

Weymouth won some friends at the top end of the table on Saturday when they took a point against chasers Chesterfield.

But they really need three when Eastleigh visit tonight.

The top two aren’t in action in the National League North - and Kidderminster Harriers can up the heat in their absence.

Russ Penn’s side face Hereford, who will themselves move into the top seven with three points at Aggborough.

Josh Gowling returns to his old club and his team have won five from six.

Southport are already in there, they have a visit from Curzon Ashton, while York City can put real pressure on the sides in the promotion places if they win against AFC Telford United.

There's also one game that has survived the downpour in the National League South later on.

Dulwich Hamlet go back into the play-off places if they leave Welling United with three points to show for their evening.