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Ebbsfleet will try to beat Chelmsford at the fourth time of asking in front of a bumper crowd on Saturday.
Ebbsfleet's Matt Godden says relaxing in front of goal has helped him shoot to the top of the scoring charts.
Dartford are looking to get their play-off challenge back on track by winning at Kent rivals Maidstone this weekend.
Ray Turner wants Faversham to enjoy the four matches which will determine whether or not they qualify for the play-offs.
Scott Porter still believes he can keep Whitstable in the Ryman League but knows they can’t afford to drop another point.
Ebbsfleet and Maidstone's title rivals Sutton could face a points deduction after being charged with fielding an ineligible player.
Dartford dropped out of the National South top-five after losing 3-0 away to Truro to Tuesday night.
Hythe are responding to manager Clive Cook’s call to hold their nerve at the most important stage of the season.
Folkestone boss Neil Cugley wants to set a new points record in Ryman League Division 1 South.
Phil Starkey says Folkestone have nothing to fear in the Ryman League Premier Division.
Daryl McMahon hailed Matt Godden as the best striker in non-league football after his four goals on Saturday.
Matt Godden scored four goals as Ebbsfleet won 5-0 at Hayes & Yeading on Saturday.
Carl Rook says winning the league with Folkestone is his most satisfying achievement in football.
Watch Ryan Hayes score his first goal against Ebbsfleet and read the Dartford winger's reaction.
Ebbsfleet boss Daryl McMahon insists Sutton are the team under pressure in the National League South title race.
Dartford fancy their chances of making the National League South play-offs after taking four points over Easter.
Goalkeeper Deren Ibrahim and striker Andy Pugh have signed up for another season at Dartford.
Kent rivals Hythe and Faversham are on course for a final-day showdown in the race for the play-offs.
Chairman Jim Pellatt is confident Folkestone can cope with the financial demands of playing in the Ryman Premier next season.
Ian Draycott will be a Folkestone player again next season after his goals helped fire them to the championship.
