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This preview comes from the NL's Tom Scott:
After an FA Cup-induced break the Enterprise National League North resumes with some big games on the way.
Hereford have continued their remarkable turnaround from last season and sit top of the table going into this weekend.
The Bulls have dropped just two points since their opening day defeat ahead of their trip to Bedford Town.
Morecambe will be hoping they cure their travel sickness this weekend - the Shrimps head to Oxford City with just one away win to their name this season.
Both sides have just one defeat each in their last five outings in all competitions.
Radcliffe and Spennymoor Town are both still searching for their first win on the road this season - they head to Hednesford Town and Southport respectively.
After a wretched start, AFC Telford United are three without defeat in the league ahead of the visit of King's Lynn Town.
The Linnets are also in decent fettle - losing just once in their last four league games.
Worksop Town saw off the Bucks in the midweek FA Cup action and get back to league business at Chester.
Phil Parkinson's side have seen their form flip drastically - after four wins from as many games to start the season they're now winless in five.
Elsewhere, Brackley Town begin life with club legend Gaz Dean back in the dugout after they parted with Andy Whing last week.
The Saints host Scarborough Athletic who have one win from their four games on their travels so far this season.
Ten-goal man Bartosz Cybulksi is on fire for Spalding United who head to Chorley while Hebburn Town will be hoping to use Darlington's poor form to their advantage as the north-east pair meet.
The Quakers have lost all four of their home games so far this campaign.
South Shields host Buxton as Macclesfield see the visit of Harborough Town - the Silkmen are looking for their first win in four.
Merthyr Town have one defeat in seven as they welcome Marine - a side who have lost three of their last four outings.