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Four National League fixtures selected by BT Sport

More games have been chosen for coverage next month as the run-in begins
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The BT Sport cameras will capture more of the best National League action next month.
Four more games have been selected for coverage as the run-in begins.
First up is promotion hopefuls Solihull Moors, who host relegation-battling Maidstone United.
The following Saturday will see a huge clash at the top of the division as Wrexham head to current leaders Leyton Orient.
Then John Sheridan’s Chesterfield welcome Sutton United before another big match between Harrogate Town and Salford City will be televised four days later.
Live games:
Saturday, March 2: Solihull Moors v Maidstone United  (5.20pm)
Saturday, March 9: Leyton Orient v Wrexham (12.35pm)
Saturday, March 23: Chesterfield v Sutton United (12.30pm)
Wednesday, March 27: Harrogate Town v Salford City  (7.45pm)
These fixtures will all be shown live on BT Sport 1 and on 4KUHD.

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