After the initial game was a victim of the rain, Emley are back in league action on Tuesday evening when they travel the relatively short distance to Manchester to face Prestwich Heys (7.45pm)
Emley won their last game 3-0 over AFC Blackpool on Saturday to keep the pressure up on the leaders, Prestwich are unbeaten in their last 4, including last week's 3-1 win over Nelson and are now part of a pack of teams chasing the top 4 down.
Both teams would welcome they 3 points but for different reasons, 2nd placed Emley will be hoping to close the gap on leaders Lower Breck and to extend their gap on 3rd place AFC Liverpool, and
Prestwich looking to keep up their top 4 hopes, every point is crucial now with teams having games in hand on others and with teams beating each other.
WHEN? Tuesday 28th January 19.45

WHERE? Adie Moran Park, Sandgate Road, Whitefield, Manchester, M45 6WG
WHO? Prestwich Heys were formed in 1938 as Heys old boys AFC and progressed through various regional leagues, winning the prestigious Lancashire amateur cup in 1967, they changed their name to Prestwich Heys in 1964, they have a good pedigree in the FA Amateur cup, beating Sutton United in 1969, a week before Sutton played the great Leeds side in the FA Cup.
They moved from the Cheshire league to become founders of the NWCFL in 1982.
The ground is named in honour of the late manager and chairman Adie Moran who passed away in 2007, his legacy living on.
OWW MUCH? Adults £5, concessions £3, under 16s are free with a paying adult, there's also reduced entry for anyone with a season ticket for a professional club.
Programmes are £2.
OWT ELSE? Parking is available at the ground, there's a licensed bar, covered seating and covered standing.
But no dogs or musical instruments are allowed.