The 2002 title winners are at home to Royton tomorrow, and then visit Wood Cup winners Heywood on Sunday.
Rochdale, the only side who can catch them, must beat both Monton & Weaste and Oldham to stand any chance of catching the leaders.
Tomorrow: Crompton v Werneth, Littleborough v Royton, Middleton v Ashton, Monton & Weaste v Rochdale, Oldham v Unsworth, Radcliffe v Milnrow, Walsden v Heywood. Sunday: Ashton v Norden, Heywood v Littleborough, Milnrow v Crompton, Rochdale v Oldham, Royton v Walsden, Unsworth v Middleton, Werneth v Radcliffe.
DUKINFIELD stand between Denton St Lawrence and a glorious end to the season in the Lees Brewery Lancashire County League tomorrow.
The Saints are level at the top of the table with an identical record to Prestwich, but an outright win at Higher King Street tomorrow would give the Walkden Cup winners the title.
Prestwich are at home to third-placed Denton.
TOMORROW: Denton West v Glossop, Dukinfield v Denton St Lawrence, Irlam v Roe Green, Prestwich v Denton, Stand v Flowery Field, Woodbank v Cheetham Hill, Woodhouses v Thornham.
TOP two Saddleworth and Bamford Fieldhouse square up in a winner-takes-all decider in the Per-Fit Windows Saddleworth League.
Home side Saddleworth, the reigning champions, hold a two-point lead.
Bamford will be looking to complete a hat-trick of victories over their rivals, having crushed Saddleworth in two previous meetings this season - by 82 runs in the League back in July, and by 59 runs in the Tanner Cup final last month.
SUNDAY: Droylsden v Moorside, Friarmere v Uppermill, Hollinwood v Heyside, Saddleworth v Bamford Fieldhouse, Shaw v Austerlands, Stayley v Greenfield.
THE Surridge Sport Manchester Association Premier Division title is up for grabs with two games to go.
Stretford hold a four-point lead over Hindley St Peters, and they could face a title decider a week tomorrow. First, Stretford host South West Manchester and Hindley are at Swinton Moorside in tomorrow's penultimate round.
TOMORROW - Premier Division: Bolton v Bury, Stretford v SW Manchester, Swinton Moorside v Hindley St Peters, Winton v Euxton, Wythenshawe v Bolton Indians. Division One: Bickershaw v Deane and Derby, Rylands v Newton Heath, Sale Moor v Brooksbottom, Westleigh v Flixton. Open date: Whalley Range.
NEW Warburtons Bolton League champions Farnworth will be hoping to crown their great campaign with a final-day win at second-placed Walkden.
Brenton Parchment, Farnworth's West Indian professional, will bid to sign off in style and show why he has been retained for next year.
SUNDAY: Bradshaw v Astley Bridge, Eagley v Egerton, Farnworth SC v Greenmount, Heaton v Tonge, Horwich v Kearsley, Little Lever v Westhoughton, Walkden v Farnworth.
WALSHAW have clinched the Anthony Axford Bolton Association title for the fifth time in seven years - with two games to go.
Their fitting five-wicket defeat of derby rivals Elton last Sunday puts them out of the reach of Darcy Lever, with long-serving professional Jonathan Fielding becoming the first bowler to pass the 100-wicket mark.
He will be looking to add to that tally at home to Atherton tomorrow, when Glen Batticciotto (Standish) and Devendra Bundela (Darcy Lever) aim to extend their remarkable run records.
TOMORROW: Adlington v Elton, Astley and Tyldesley v Daisy Hill, Edgworth v Darcy Lever, Little Hulton v Blackrod, Lostock v Spring View, Standish v Golborne, Walshaw v Atherton.
WITH the Cheshire County League ECB Premier Division title already decided, the focus of the next two weekends falls on those teams trying to avoid relegation.
Poynton occupy the bottom slot and are 28 points adrift of safety.
They need to beat Chester Boughton Hall, who are just one place above in the league standings, if they are to have any chance of staying up.
Boughton Hall, who have lost nine of their 20 games this season, are 21 points behind Toft, who are third from bottom.
If they fail to win and Toft triumph at home to high-flying Christleton, they could be relegated for the first time since joining the league from the Liverpool Competition in 1998.
Two teams from Birkenhead Park, Bramhall and Urmston look to be those in prime positions to gain promotion to the Premier Division. Timperley have already clinched promotion from Division Two.
It looks as though Bollington will join them in the First Division next season, although they cannot afford any slip-ups.
Tomorrow - Cheshire County League ECB Premier Division: Bowdon v Alderley Edge, Nantwich v Oulton Park, Neston v Hyde, Poynton v Chester, Boughton Hall, Toft v Christleton, Widnes v Oxton. First Division: Bramhall v Birkenhead Park, Cheadle Hulme v Didsbury, Heaton Mersey v Urmston, Upton v Cheadle, Warrington v Alsager, Winnington Park v Macclesfield.
WORSLEY and Leigh face key relegation clashes in the Littlewoods Gaming Liverpool Competition tomorrow.
Leigh, who are one place above ECB Premier League's relegation zone, travel to Northop Hall, who are bottom.
Worsley are in deeper trouble at the foot of Division One, as they need to win their last two to avoid the drop. They host promotion candidates Colwyn Bay.
Tomorrow - ECB Prem Lge: Northop Hall v Leigh, Bootle v New Brighton, Fleetwood Hesketh v Huyton, Hightown v Ormskirk, Lytham v Sefton Park, Wallasey v Northern. Div 1: Formby v Caldy, Highfield v Maghull, Liverpool v Newton-le-Willows, St Helens Recs v Orrell RT, Southport v Ainsdale, Worsley v Colwyn Bay.
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