Falmouth Town could get their hands on their first league title in over 20 years this afternoon.
That is only if circumstances work in their favour though as the Bickland Park side chase an impressive 27th win of the South West Peninsula League season.
Should Town defeat bottom-side St Dennis and closest rivals Liskeard Athletic lose at Wadebridge Falmouth will be crowned as champions of the division.
Liskeard have beaten Wadebridge on both occasions when the teams have faced this season. 2-1 in the league and 4-2 in the Walter C Parson Cup.
If Falmouth and Liskeard both win it means that Falmouth will have to wait until Good Friday for their chance to seal the title at the home of their closest rivals Penryn Athletic.
Elsewhere at the top of the table, Wendron will be hoping to make it nine wins in a row when they travel to sixth-placed Dobwalls. Wendron are finding form at the right time as they look to cling on to second place in the table as well as prepare for a Senior Cup Final clash with Falmouth on Easter Monday.
Penryn are at home for the first time in nearly two months when they host St Austell at Kernick Road. Ryn ended a five-match losing streak in their last game when they defeated Godolphin Atlantic 4-3 thanks to a late winner from Jak Davies. They will have some added days of rest on St Austell who were defeated 3-2 by Bodmin Town.
There is a clash between two sides fighting at the lower end of the table as Sticker host Bodmin at Burngullow Park and lastly, Penzance will look to end a 16 match losing run when they host Camelford AFC.
Fixtures in full:
Dobwalls AFC vs Wendron United
Falmouth Town vs St Dennis
Penryn Athletic vs St Austell
Penzance AFC vs Camelford AFC
Sticker AFC vs Bodmin Town
Wadebridge Town vs Liskeard Athletic
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