AVELEY travel to face Cray Wanderers, who play at Bromley's Hayes Lane ground, and a win, subject to results elsewhere, could see them go top of the Isthmian Premier.

Millers will travel with some confidence, having picked up seven points from their last three fixtures and scored ten goals, conceding just once.

In the Isthmian North East Thurrock United will be looking to achieve their fifth successive win and extend an unbeaten league run to eight matches at Great Wakering Rovers.

Grays Athletic, who sit fourth in the table, have a big test when they entertain Heybridge Swifts at Parkside.

Swifts have had a memorable season to date and are still in the FA Trophy, having had a good FA Cup run. Their league form as been good too, with just one defeat in nine matches.

Tilbury face league newcomers New Salamis at Chadfields. The Dockers have been hugely inconsistent this season and go into the game on the back of three defeats in which they have conceded ten goals.

But it's at the other end where their real problems have been, scoring just nine league goals in 11 matches. New Salamis have conceded 22 in ten, so manager John Coventry will be hoping his strikers can finally make an impact.