The stage is set for a monumental Saturday in the Championship. With the title race heating up and the battle for survival intensifying, every blade of grass will be contested.

From the summit of the table to the high-stakes clashes in the middle, here is your definitive guide to the weekend’s action.

Netherton vs Greater Croftpark Rose

Netherton AFC will look to follow Saturday’s big win and produce another this weekend and climb into the top half as they host Greater Croftpark Rose.

Just one point separates these two in the standings, making this a classic mid-table scrap.

Netherton have a game in hand and a superior goal difference over their opponents, but Croftpark have shown they can be stubborn opponents on the road.

PGBC Amateurs vs Lokomotiv Glasgow AFC

PGBC Amateurs are the league’s “dark horses,” sitting in fourth with several games in hand over the league leaders. They welcome a Lokomotiv Glasgow side that has struggled for consistency but remains dangerous on the counter-attack.

PGBC will be heavy favorites to take all three points despite their slip up last weekend against Netherton.

Any win for PGBC will keep the pressure on the top three.

Rhu Colts vs Glasgow Ansar

The league leaders, Rhu Colts, return to action against Glasgow Ansar. The Colts have been the team to beat this season, boasting the league’s most potent attack with 64 goals.

Glasgow Ansar, currently sitting 10th, faces a daunting task but will hope to exploit any complacency in the Rhu defense to cause the upset of the weekend.

Southside Utd vs DTI

Southside Utd will be looking to solidify their position in the top six as they face bottom-of-the-table DTI. It has been a long, difficult season for DTI, who have managed only one point from 19 matches.

That one point was last weekend and the DTI AFC team should be buzzing and looking forward to Saturday.

Southside United will view this as a mandatory three points, while DTI continues their search for a historic first Championship victory of the season.

Woodbank AFC vs Third Lanark Amateurs

Fifth-place Third Lanark Amateurs travel to Woodbank AFC with their sights set on the podium. Third Lanark has been clinical this season, but Woodbank is a tough nut to crack at home. With Woodbank currently hovering just above the basement, they desperately need a result to distance themselves from the bottom two.

Final Thoughts

Saturday will move the table on. Points on the line across every game — we’ll see where it lands by full time.