King's Lynn Town have rearranged their big game against play-off rivals Kettering Town.
The two will meet at The Walks next Thursday – April 12 – at 7.45pm.
The match was due to have been played on Monday afternoon but was one of many which was beaten by the wet weather conditions.
A morning pitch inspection quickly came to a decision after 15 millimetres of rain had fallen overnight.
The Linnets are second in the Premier League table, with Kettering fourth, nine points in arrears but with three game sin hand.
Weymouth are second, four points behind Ian Culverhouse's Linnets, with Slough Town in the fifth and final play-off position, five points behind Kettering.
King's Lynn are already guaranteed a place in the play-offs – and the team that finishes second will have home advantage in the end-of-season shootout.
Hereford have a four-point lead over Lynn, with a game in hand.
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