BOSTIK PREMIER
CURRENT TABLE - TOP TWO ONLY
A few weeks ago (Despite their major fixture pile up due to successful cup runs and postponements due to bad weather) it looked like big spending Billericay Town would win the Bostik Premier title with ease but six defeats in their last ten league games has seen the gap between them and nearest challenger's Dulwich Hamlet grow closer and closer. The Blues have four games to play over the next week before their Velocity Cup Final game against the Metropolitan Police next Wednesday so the league table will have a new look by then. They play Tonbridge Angels tonight (home game switched to Aveley), Brightlingsea Regent on Thursday (away), Enfield Town on Saturday (away) and at home to Staines Town next Monday.
| POS | TEAM | P | GD | PTS | PP | WIN% | FORM |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | DULWICH HAMLET | 38 | +41 | 78 | 102 | 60.53% | DDDWDWWW |
| 2 | BILLERICAY TOWN | 36 | +48 | 77 | 107 | 66.67% | LLWLLWWD |
A few weeks ago (Despite their major fixture pile up due to successful cup runs and postponements due to bad weather) it looked like big spending Billericay Town would win the Bostik Premier title with ease but six defeats in their last ten league games has seen the gap between them and nearest challenger's Dulwich Hamlet grow closer and closer. The Blues have four games to play over the next week before their Velocity Cup Final game against the Metropolitan Police next Wednesday so the league table will have a new look by then. They play Tonbridge Angels tonight (home game switched to Aveley), Brightlingsea Regent on Thursday (away), Enfield Town on Saturday (away) and at home to Staines Town next Monday.
Dulwich Hamlet travel to Burgess Hill Town on Saturday before three home games in a row against Tonbridge Angels (Tuesday), Dorking Wanderers (Thursday) and Thurrock (Saturday).
Who is your money on to finish top of the table in what could turn out to be a really exciting end to the season?
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