AFTER the disappointment of being kicked out of the Essex Senior Cup final, Aveley will get on with the season's main task - promotion back to the National League South - with a trip to Lews on Saturday (14 February).

Millers are second in the Isthmian Premier, 14 points behind runaway leaders Folkstone. It seems likely that, barring a late season implosion, the Kent side will take the one automatic promotion spot but Millers will continue the chase and hope to secure home advantage in the play-offs.

Their away form has been superb all season so a trip to 14th-placed Lewes should hold no fears.

In the Isthmian North, Tilbury - who this week parted company with keeper Dion Henry - make the long trip to seventh-placed Wroxham, while Grays will play host to Heybridge Swifts.

One of the surprises of the season has been Swifts' demise from regular promotion-chasers to relegation battlers. They sit in 21st position, four places below Grays and eight points behind them.

The match at Chadfields will be subject to a 9am pitch inspection.

East Thurrock Community FC are without a match this weekend.