Dartford boss Tony Burman believes his side face their biggest week of the season, starting with a trip to Tooting on Saturday.

The Darts follow that up with a home game against Boreham Wood on Tuesday, a visit to Horsham on Thursday and are then back at Princes Park to host Kent rivals Maidstone the following Saturday.

Burman said: "We’ve got a massive week coming up with four games in eight days. It’s probably the most important week of the season for us and we’ve got to get it right.

"The Tooting game on Saturday is big and we follow that up with games on Tuesday and Thursday. Four wins would put us in a strong position."

The Darts bounced back from last weekend’s shock 4-1 home defeat to strugglers Billericay with a 1-0 win over Maidstone on Tuesday night.

Burman was without defenders Jamie Coyle and Adam Flanagan against the Stones but both will be in contention for the weekend.

The Darts boss won’t be gambling on injuries, though, and is looking ahead to the remaining fixtures.

He said: "Everyone will be involved and we can’t take chances on players’ injuries. Flanagan has a chance for Saturday, but it’s just whether we take that chance.

"The players can’t do four games, although some might have to, but we’ll try and use the whole squad.

"We have to look at it over the week and try to plan for all of the games. We have to decide who to use in what games and the teams will be different. We’ll need everyone."