Real Bedford travel to Elmsfield Gate to meet Winslow United after winning both the division and cup. Many would think that this would leave the team complacent, but Rob Sinclair could have the magic 99 points in his sight. So far this season Real Bedford have managed to maintain their unbeaten record for away matches, Rob Sinclair and the squad will be keen to maintain this as part of their golden season.

Winslow United have an almost perfectly balanced record both home and away with 3 draws apiece for home and away and the same number of wins and losses either at home or away (8 of each for away and 7 of each at home). Their recent form however has been less favourable indicating that their punishing schedule of late has been having a toll on the team. Another fixture remains after this one, facing Burton Park Wanderers on Tuesday evening; all things equal, Winslow United would be expected to win this final fixture.

Winslow United come to this match a little more rested than Real Bedford as their last match was on Tuesday; Real Bedford completed their Cup final two days ago on Thursday and have only had a single rest day as a result. Fitness is likely to be a factor, especially in the second half. Will Winslow United's management team decide to save their energy for their last fixture, or try to pull off a coup against Real Bedford, risking their chances mid-week and the possibility of losing position against Eaton Socon?

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