Two of the form teams in Thurlow Premier clash at Summer Road this weekend.

Walsham-le-Willows (5th), with just one league defeat in five, and Woodbridge Town (7th), with just one league defeat 11 meet in a mouth-watering clash as both look to put pressure on the top placed-teams.

Jamie Scales’ Woodbridge side are not just winning games, but winning them in style, with 15 goals in their last three Premier Division victories.

Walsham, however, are showing real mettle this season under Trevor Newman’s guidance. A win for the Woodpeckers would leapfrog them above their opponents.

Kirkley & Pakefield are another side who are enjoying a good season.

Currently sixth in the table, they will be confident of three more points at home to an Ely side who have only picked up one win in the league on their travels so far this season.

Four goals from George Clarke saw Brantham pick up a big 5-1 win at Norwich United last Saturday.

It was a confidence boost for the Blue Imps who entertain a Thetford team who, like Ely are another team who have struggled on their travels this season.

Whitton won out in a nine-goal thriller against Hadleigh at King George V last time out.

Shane Coldron will be hoping his team can keep their scoring boots on away at Godmanchester, although it will be a stiff task against a side in good form right now.

Hadleigh, third bottom, meanwhile, entertain Haverhill Rovers at Millfield, Shane Wardley desperate not to let his Hadleigh side fall too many points behind teams above them as they look to avoid the drop.

Framlingham continue to find the going tough after their promotion to the Premier Division last season.

They currently sit one off the bottom and entertain FC Clacton, who are just two places above them.

Liam Abrahams’ side could do themselves and the likes of Hadleigh and Long Melford a big favour with victory to keep the bottom positions tight.

Long Melford are at Wroxham, while Newmarket Town travel to basement side Great Yarmouth looking to take all three points.