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Robins' day of destiny

With the final round of games upon us and Carshalton Athletic's Ryman Premier lives hanging in the balance, three of six teams are destined for the drop.

Below, we take a look at what needs to happen tomorrow (Saturday) if the Robins are to pull off a great escape.

CARSHALTON ATHLETIC v TONBRIDGE ANGELS

Carshalton have to win - any other result will see them relegated to the Ryman South, irrespective of results elsewhere. They will be looking to avenge a 2-1 defeat at Tonbridge in November. If results elsewhere go their way, Tonbridge can still make the play-offs. Likelihood of a Carshalton win: 5

EAST THURROCK v HARLOW TOWN

Like Carshalton, East Thurrock must win to have any chance of survival. It would have to be by more than five goals to deny the Robins promotion if both win. Harlow have nothing to play for. Likelihood of East Thurrock not bettering Robins' goal difference: 9

FOLKESTONE INVICTA v MAIDSTONE UNITED

The biggest game of the weekend. The winner stays up, the loser goes down. A perfect result for the Robins would be a draw which could leave all three teams on 50 points. Carshalton have the best goal difference so would stay up. A victory either way would leave Carshalton needing another result to go their way - plus a swing in goal difference with Hastings and Boreham Wood both on minus-12 compared to their minus-15. Likelihood of a draw: 5

LEYTON v HASTINGS UNITED

Hastings are the most likely of the relegation-threatened teams to win against the division's whipping boys who have let in 120 this season. Likelihood of Hastings losing: 2

RAMSGATE v BOREHAM WOOD

Boreham Wood are furthest up the table, but have the toughest fixture at play-off chasing Ramsgate. Likelihood of Boreham Wood losing: 6

9:26am Friday 25th April 2008

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