St Albans City manager Ian Allinson is hoping they can complete their miraculous climb away from the foot of the table when the Saints travel to Wealdstone.
Three points, coupled with a Margate loss and Hayes & Yeading failing to win, would see City confirmed in the Vanarama National League South for another year.
“It’s a massive game,” said the boss ahead of the clash at The Freebets.co.uk stadium in Ruislip tomorrow (Saturday).
“I hope we get a good crowd down there but it’s just like the Hemel game. We’ve got to be totally positive.
“We are in a good vein of form, We do look like we’ve got goals in us but we’ve got to pick something up because I don’t want to leave it until the last week of the season against Dartford where they might need a win to get in the play-offs.
“If we go to Wealdstone and get a point I’ll be over the moon. Obviously we’ll try and win the game because that’s been our nature since I’ve been here. At the moment we’re succeeding and we’ve got to take that forward.”
Vanarama National League South (bottom):
18. ST ALBANS CITY 45
19. Margate 44
20. Hayes & Yeading United 43
21. Havant & Waterlooville 42
22. Basingstoke Town (R) 31
Remaining Fixtures:
Saturday
Concord Rangers v Havant & Waterlooville
Hayes & Yeading United v Bath City
Margate v Hemel Hempstead Town
Wealdstone v ST ALBANS CITY
Thursday
Havant & Waterlooville v Truro City
Saturday, April 30
Bath City v Margate
Gosport Borough v Hayes & Yeading United
Havant & Waterlooville v Weston-super-Mare
ST ALBANS CITY v Dartford
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