Bromley are top of League Two with a five-point gap to second place

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Bromley gained promotion to League Two for the first time ever in the club's history back in 2024, as they beat Solihull Moors on penalties at Wembley Stadium.

In their first season in the EFL, Andy Woodman's side finished 11th in the league table, four points away from the play-offs. This season however, the Ravens are chasing promotion to League One. The side are currently sat top of League Two, with 51 points from 25 matches played.

In the fourth division, the top three teams gain automatic promotion to League One, while one side gains promotion through the play-offs.

The festive period is always difficult for each club, with the number of games that are played. Despite this, Bromley have won all of their last seven matches, and have won nine of their last 10.

In the club's most recent victory, Bromley were 2-0 winners away from home against Tranmere Rovers, with Michael Cheek scoring both goals.

One standout player for Woodman's side is striker Cheek. The 34-year-old, who joined the club in 2019, has scored 14 goals in 25 league appearances this campaign. The experienced forward is currently the League Two top goalscorer, and his goals have been vital for Bromley to date this season.

The Ravens take on seventh-place Chesterfield in their next league game, which is then followed by a clash against Swindon Town, who are second in the table. Although there are still 21 games left to play this season, the match against Swindon could prove to be a huge six-pointer.

Hayes Lane, which is Bromley's home, has seen the side pick up 28 points from 12 home matches in League Two this season, which gives the club the best home record out of all 24 teams in the division at this moment in time.