Retford United will again attempt to get into the Quarter-Finals of the FA Vase this weekend.

Their Fifth Round match at runaway Midland Alliance leaders Leamington was called off last Saturday due to the bad weather.

And, they now know that a visit to Causeway United or Curzon Ashton faces them should they be victorious.

The NCEL wishes Retford United all the best in the quest to be in the final eight of the competition.

Retford?s rearranged cup tie gives Sheffield a chance to stretch their lead at the top of the Premier Division back to seven points as they go to sixteenth-placed Arnold Town.

All three of the chasing pack behind the top two are at home as Mickleover Sports, Garforth Town and Maltby Main entertain Long Eaton United, Armthorpe Welfare and Thackley, respectively.

At the foot of the table, bottom side Brodsworth Welfare travel to Glasshoughton Welfare whilst the team above them, Shirebrook Town, are at Pickering Town.

In two mid-table tussles, Sutton Town go to Hallam whilst Liversedge entertain Selby Town.

And, Carlton Town would move into sixth with victory over visitors Eccleshill United.

Division One leaders Parkgate host Hall Road Rangers whilst their nearest rivals, Winterton Rangers, are also at home to Gedling Town.

Third-placed Nostell Miners Welfare are not in action meaning the three sides below them can try and close the gap on them.

But, the teams in fourth and fifth have tricky away ties as South Normanton Athletic travel to Dinnington Town and Lincoln Moorlands are at AFC Emley.

Basement outfit Rossington Main are at Pontefract Collieries hoping to take advantage of dropped points by the two sides above them who face each other, Teversal against Yorkshire Amateur, at Carnarvon Street.

Tadcaster Albion entertain Borrowash Victoria whilst Staveley Miners Welfare go to Worsbrough Bridge to complete the Division One programme.