Bromley chasing League Two title glory against Walsall on final day
Bromley chasing League Two title glory against Walsall on the final day.
Bromley could still be crowned League Two champions when they host Walsall at Hayes Lane on the final day.


The Ravens secured promotion to League One in only their second season with two games to spare, after occupying top spot for four months.
However, Bromley were beaten 2-0 at Salford City last Thursday and MK Dons capitalised by running out 3-0 winners against Tranmere Rovers to leapfrog them at the top of the table.
Andy Woodman’s side, who are winless in three games, trail the league summit by just a single point and are also the only side in the division yet to taste defeat on home soil.
| Pos. | Team | Points | GD |
| 1 | MK Dons | 85 | +41 |
| 2 | Bromley | 84 | +23 |
If MK Dons fail to win at Fleetwood Town then Bromley would leapfrog them at the top with a victory over the Saddlers.
A draw would not be suffice for Bromley due to the Dons’ far superior goal difference.
Top scorer Michael Cheek has been sidelined for a number of weeks after picking up an injury in early March.
The 34-year-old has scored 16 goals and set-up three more in 35 league appearances this term - with only Swindon Town’s Aaron Drinan (22) and Grimsby Town’s Jaze Kabia (18) netting more in League Two.


Fellow veteran Nicke Kabamba has weighed in with 13 across all competitions although the DR Congo striker has not netted in each of his last four outings.
Bromley captain Byron Webster will bring the curtain down on his spell with the Ravens after six years with the Ravens.
The 39-year-old scored the winning penalty in the National League play-off final against Solihull Moors to secure promotion to the EFL for the first time in their history in 2024.
The Greater London-based club are still chasing their first win against Walsall, after drawing 2-2 in both meetings last season and losing 3-1 in the reverse fixture at Bescot in November.
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