Stevenage boss Graham Westley has admitted that his side have their work cut out to make the play-offs.
Their form in recent weeks has seen Grays, York, and Halifax overtake the Boro in the race for the play-offs - and Westley knows they have work to do to get back in the frame.
Speaking to the official Stevenage site, Westley said: "I believe that we may well need to finish above Halifax to cement our place in the play offs. Since they have one game in hand and are 3 points ahead, it will not be easy. Some of the work is in our hands because we can go there and win but we need them to make mistakes too. We have to concentrate on our form and let everything else take care of itself."
Meanwhile, Stevenage goalkeeping coach Lionel Perez has received a two match touchline ban for poking Northampton's Dave Watson in the eyes during the two sides FA Cup match in December. Perez had already received 100 hours of community service from the courts for his actions.