National League South: Who will win the six-team race for the title?
For Truro boss Askey, winning the title would give him a full set of promotions from the three divisions of the National League, having guided Macclesfield Town into League Two and York City into the fifth tier from National League North. But it would also be something special for Cornwall - a footballing outpost who have never had a club reach the fifth tier - Truro's current campaign is the most successful by any club from the county ever."It's creating history, and that doesn't happen very often at football clubs," Askey said."If the players can get that win they'll be remembered forever, and there's no better feeling in football than that."We're not getting carried away until we do it, so if we do it then we can celebrate, but until we do so it is feet firmly on the floor."Wotton will have someone in the dugout giving him the latest results as the afternoon unfolds - his tactical approach could depend on whether his side need to go all out to get goals or just need to avoid defeat.But having joined a club last summer that was fresh out of administration with one contracted player, Wotton has brought together a team that has consistently been around the top of the table."We've achieved our aim this season of finishing in the play-offs - we don't know what position we'll be yet," the former Plymouth Argyle captain said."The pressure of chasing the goal for the season is done, so everything else is a bonus. "The fact that six teams can all win the title on the final day of the season is phenomenal really and unprecedented - fortunately we're one of those teams."
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