Scunthorpe, the former Football League club, faces Chorley in the National League North play-off semi-finals at Glanford Park. Andy Preece's Chorley side, who defeated King's Lynn Town 1-0 in the eliminator, will be looking to upset the odds and reach the final against either Chester or Kidderminster Harriers. Scunthorpe finished the normal season in second spot, two points behind champions Brackley Town, and have been averaging between three to 4,000 in terms of home attendances this season. A large crowd will be in attendance once more this weekend expecting the home side to swat aside Chorley's part-timers. However, the visitors will know their opponents will be under huge pressure to win, something which they can take advantage of. Andy Butler has done an excellent job in his first season as manager, and his side will be looking to make the most of their home advantage. The Irons have a strong squad, and will be looking to use their experience to overcome Chorley. The match promises to be an exciting encounter, with both sides looking to make the most of their opportunity to reach the final. Chorley's Andy Preece said his side will have to be at their very best if they are to overcome Scunthorpe, and that they will probably need the rub of the green. The visitors will be looking to use their pace and agility to catch Scunthorpe off guard, and will be hoping to make the most of any mistakes made by the home side. The match is set to be a thrilling encounter, with both sides looking to make the most of their chance to reach the final.