No doubt about the Thurlow Nunn Premier Division game of the week, with fifth-placed Brantham travelling to fourth-placed Stowmarket in what is a ‘must win’ game for both sides, writes Phil Griffiths.

Histon’s midweek win at Godmanchester saw them climb above the Old Gold and Blacks into third spot, and Rick Andrews’ side, with two games in hand, will be looking to quickly regain third place with Histon facing a tricky test at Kirkley & Pakefield.

Brantham could move to within a point of their hosts with a win, and they won’t need any motivating for this fixture.

Stow’ won the reverse fixture back in December and on current form will start favourites in this game, but their visitors have won away at all of the top three’s grounds this season, albeit it was a cup victory at the Goldstar Ground.

There is another six-pointer at the other end of the table, with Hadleigh United in 21st place travelling across the county to take on Haverhill Borough, who sit one place and three points above the Brettsiders.

Shane Wardley’s side will be buoyed by their midweek win over Saffron Walden, but Borough also collected three points against the same opposition last Friday night.

Haverhill’s home record isn’t great, but back-to-back wins from the last two games will make them favourites to make it three in a row here.

Ipswich Wanderers look doomed to relegation, with four sides likely to face the drop into step six, they are 16 points adrift of possible survival, and their trip into Norfolk to face a Wroxham side who have been in decent form recently looks a very difficult game for them, but they have pulled off a few shock results so far this season and will be hoping for another one here.

Walsham-le-Willows host FC Clacton - the two sit next to each other in the table, on the same points, with the Willows having two games in hand and a superior goal difference, so should start favourites to widen the gap between the two, while Long Melford travel to Coggeshall, where they will be hoping for another shock result.