Wycombe are in the hunt for a playoff spot with just four points keeping them from those coveted spots. They can’t afford to drop points in games like this if they want to secure a top six finish as they welcome bottom of the table Port Vale.

Port Vale look resigned to the drop with 11 points currently keeping them from safety. They’ve only won four of their 18 away matches in League One this term, losing 11 of these games and conceding 27 goals in the process. 

Port Vale have struggled for goals on the road as well this season with just 13 across their 18 away matches - the joint worst scoring record of any side in League Two this season. Their recent form also feeds into this angle with Port Vale winning just one of their last five matches across all competitions. 

Wycombe have been strong at home this season, winning 11 of their 19 home matches and losing just five of these games. They should have far superior firepower than Port Vale with 37 goals scored across these games (1.94 goals per game), which should emerge as the key point of difference between these sides.

Stockport’s home games have been quite chaotic this season with 50 goals across their 18 home matches (2.77 per game). Stockport have managed to come out on top in 10 of these games, and host Wimbledon needing to secure all three points to cement their spot in the playoffs which is currently under threat.

Stockport’s home record lines up quite well with how many goals Wimbledon are seeing on the road in League One this term. They’ve conceded 36 goals across their 19 away matches (1.89 per game), but have managed to offset this by netting 25 goals themselves which has led to Wimbledon managing to avoid defeat in 10 of these games.

No side has conceded more goals on the road than Wimbledon in League One this season, so there is scope for Stockport to cover this line on their own. Stockport have seen 2+ goals in four of their last five matches across all competitions, while Wimbledon have seen 2+ goals in three of their last five matches across all competitions. 

This is a massive game in the League Two playoff race with these two sides pretty much sitting neck and neck ahead of this weekend. You essentially have five teams left fighting for one playoff spot in League Two with the top six starting to cut adrift of the chasing pack.

Crewe sit just one point behind Oldham in the table, though crucially Oldham have a game in hand on Crewe and the sides around them. Crewe have seen 54 goals across their 19 home games in League Two this term (2.84 per game).

Crewe have seen 2+ goals in each of their last five matches across all competitions, and will feel slightly more urgent in trying to earn all three points here given that Oldham have a slight advantage over them with their game in hand.

Oldham come into this clash in excellent form, having won each of their last five matches across all competitions, so they are unlikely to roll over for Crewe in this crucial clash which should result in at least two goals given what is at stake for both sides.

Exeter are in real trouble at the moment and have been inching closer to the relegation zone over the last few weeks. They’ve failed to win a game since the end of January, and could be faced by quite a toxic home atmosphere here having lost each of their last five matches.

Leyton Orient come into this clash in opposite form having won each of their last four matches, a run that has pulled them away from the drop zone and makes this match even more important as a win for Exeter would drag Leyton Orient right back into the relegation battle.

Leyton Orient ran out 2-1 winners when the sides met earlier in the season, and managed to come away 6-2 winners when they last travelled to St James’ Park to face Exeter in January last year. All signs point to Leyton Orient extending the misery of Exeter who continue to slip towards the drop zone.