15:00 Saturday

Rotherham United to beat Oxford United

The hosts are not coming into this one in good form having secured just one victory across their last five league matches. Paul Warne’s side occupies second place in the table and the last automatic promotion spot, purely on goal difference, but they do have a game in hand over third place. They need to get out of this slump and they can do that this weekend by beating an Oxford United outfit that hasn’t kept a clean sheet in any of their last five road matches.

15:00 Saturday

Forest Green Rovers to beat Bristol Rovers

The ‘Green Army’ make the short trip down the M5 to the Memorial Stadium knowing that if they can secure victory, they will be playing League One football next season. They sit five points clear at the top of the table and have lost just two of their 20 away games this season. On the other hand, Bristol Rovers are looking to strengthen their grip on a spot in the playoffs and have lost just one of their last five league matches. It’s a huge match but Forest Green have won their last three against the ‘Gas’ and will be desperate to make that four.

15:00 Saturday

Exeter City to beat Rochdale

Exeter City are sitting in second place in the league standings, are two points clear and have a game in hand over third-placed Port Vale coming into this one. They lost away to Tranmere last time out but prior to that, had won seven of their last nine matches. They’re unbeaten in their last nine matches at St James Park and will go all out to get back to winning ways and give their automatic promotion hopes a boost. Visitors Rochdale have been woeful on the road this season, winning just four of their 21 away games and losing 11 of those. They’re also on a run of five straight losses and that will likely be extended to six come full-time here.

15:00 Saturday

Mansfield Town to beat Crawley Town

The hosts form has stuttered of late, winning just one of their last four. However, two of their losses came against sides that currently sit in the top six. They’ve always kept games close and have only lost by more than a single goal margin once since late November. Crawley Town have lost three of their last four away matches and they’ve struggled when travelling away to the current top seven sides, losing five of those six matches. The ‘Stags’ can rediscover some form here by emerging victorious on home soil against Crawley Town.