Accrington Stanley v Notts County
3pm

Ian Craney’s loan spell at Accrington is over after he was recalled by Swansea City and Kenny Arthur and Romuald Boco are injured. Notts County will give a debut to Craig Lindfield, but Matt Somner is suspended and Mike Edwards and Jason Lee injured.

Fink Tank Home win 44% Away win 30% Draw 25%

Bradford City v Brentford
3pm

Donovan Ricketts will return for Bradford after impressing for the reserves and Peter Thorne is expected to recover from a rib injury. Brentford will give a late fitness test to John Mousinho as the midfield player attempts to return from knee-ligament damage.

Fink Tank Home win 52% Away win 24% Draw 24%

Bury v Barnet
3pm

Andy Bishop is fully fit after suffering a knee injury in May, but may have to be content with a place on the bench again for Bury. Barnet will welcome back Michael Leary and Kenny Gillet from injury, but Ismail Yakubu is absent with a groin problem.

Fink Tank Home win 37% Away win 35% Draw 28%

Chesterfield v Morecambe
3pm

Lee Richardson, the Chesterfield manager, has a full squad to pick from, Steve Fletcher and Adam Smith having completed a midweek reserve-team match. Morecambe will give a debut to Ryan Cresswell, but David Artell and Michael Twiss are suspended.

Fink Tank Home win 55% Away win 19% Draw 26%

Hereford United v Darlington
3pm

Hereford will include Robbie Threlfall in their squad for the first time after signing him on loan from Liverpool. Tommy Wright will return to the Darlington team after suspension, with Matt Green likely to step down to the bench.

Fink Tank Home win 46% Away win 27% Draw 28%

Mansfield Town v Macclesfield Town
3pm

John Mullins is suspended for Mansfield, while Chris Wood and Martin McIntosh are injured. But Nathan Arnold and Matt Hamshaw have recovered after limping out of last weekend’s match. Macclesfield are without the suspended Terry Dunfield.

Fink Tank Home win 42% Away win 33% Draw 25%

Rochdale v Dagenham & Redbridge
3pm

The Rochdale squad will be unchanged in the continued absence, because of injury, of Nathan D’Laryea, John Doolan, Nathan Stanton and Lee Crooks. Sam Sloma is back for Dagenham after injury, but Sam Saunders, Jon Nurse and Magnus Okuonghae are out.

Fink Tank Home win 54% Away win 23% Draw 23%

Rotherham United v Grimsby Town
3pm

Mark Hudson could make his first start of the season for Rotherham after recovering from a knee injury. Grimsby are without Phil Barnes, the goalkeeper, who is suspended, so Gary Montgomery is recalled, but Paul Bolland still has an ankle problem.

Fink Tank Home win 51% Away win 24% Draw 25%

Stockport County v Peterborough United
3pm

The Stockport squad will feature Michael Rose and Gareth Owen, who have been out with serious knee injuries. Josh Low returns to the Peterborough squad after hamstring trouble, but Micah Hyde (illness) and Kieran Charnock (leg) are expected to miss out.

Fink Tank Home win 35% Away win 41% Draw 24%

Wycombe Wanderers v Milton Keynes Dons
3pm

Wycombe will give a debut to Rab Douglas, the former Celtic goalkeeper who has joined them on loan until the end of the season. Milton Keynes are without Alan Navarro, who is suspended, while Jude Stirling (shoulder) and Luke Howell (groin) face fitness tests.

Fink Tank Home win 35% Away win 26% Draw 39%

Wrexham v Shrewsbury Town
Tomorrow noon

Shaun Pejic and Ryan Valentine are back in the Wrexham squad after proving their fitness in a midweek reserve-team match. Shrewsbury are still without Andy Cooke and Ben Davies, but Steve Leslie has recovered from a foot injury and will return.

Fink Tank Home win 32% Away win 41% Draw 27%

Top scorers

Mick Boulding Mansfield 8
Jack Lester Chesterfield 8
Keith Andrews Milton Keynes Dons 7
Anthony Elding Stockport 7
Dave Hibbert Shrewsbury 7
Aaron McLean Peterborough 7
Paul Mullin Accrington Stanley 7
Tommy Wright Darlington 7
Martin Gritton Macclesfield 6
Scott McGleish Wycombe 6
John Murphy Chester 6
Carl Baker Morecambe 5
Trevor Benjamin Hereford 5
*six others have scored five goals

Hot shots

Most shots on target
Michael Boulding Mansfield 26
Jack Lester Chesterfield 21
Guylain Ndumbu-Nsungu Bradford 21
Aaron McLean Peterborough 19
Jason Puncheon Barnet 18
Carl Baker Morecambe 16
Anthony Elding Stockport 16
Glenn Murray Rochdale 16
Francis Green Macclesfield 15
Leon Knight Milton Keynes Dons 15
Tommy Wright Darlington 15

Chester City arrived late for their match away to Lincoln City last night because of traffic and although the game kicked off an hour late, the visiting side retained their composure to win 1-0. A 57th-minute penalty by Tony Dinning, awarded for Paul Green’s foul on John Murphy, put Chester level on points with Milton Keynes Dons at the top of League Two as Lincoln stayed bottom.