There wasn’t much to split the two sides when they met just a few weeks ago in the reverse fixture, and it finished 1-1 at the Crown Oil Arena. Scunthorpe come into this clash in solid form, off the back of three successive wins during which they have netted seven goals. That has lifted them up to 5th in the National League standings. 

However, they have only kept one clean sheet from their last 11 matches, which suggests a potential weakness at the back. Rochdale will hope to exploit that on Wednesday night, as they aim to increase their two-point lead at the top of the pile. 

Rochdale have only lost one match this calendar year, and they have bagged 77 goals from their 39 league games this season. This upcoming clash at Glanford Park is one between two of the strongest attacking units, so it promises to be an entertaining contest. 

Southend were beaten 1-0 by Altrincham last time out, which ended a six-game unbeaten run across all competitions. While that has put a dent in their top seven hopes, Southend are still just one point behind Halifax, so they have plenty to play for coming into this clash. Woking are only two league positions behind Southend, but they are trailing by nine points, so a play-off qualification spot is looking unlikely. 

Woking have won four and drawn two of their last six league matches. Their games have been entertaining to watch recently, as BTTS has landed in five of those matches. It finished 3-2 against Aldershot last time out, and both teams were on the scoresheet after just 30 minutes. Woking have seen 54 goals scored in their 19 away matches in the National League, with 28 goals for, and 26 against, highlighting how chances tend to be available at both ends of the field.

Tamworth’s form has taken a turn for the worse in recent weeks, as they have only won one of their last five league games - the other four have all ended in defeat. Luckily for them, there are no concerns of dropping into the bottom four, as they are 11 points above Gateshead. They also don’t have much of a chance of finishing in the top seven - Tamworth have little to play for in the middle of the National League standings, and they seem to have let their standards drop because of that. 

However, they have remained a potent attacking force, registering 15 goals in their last seven matches. Defensively, they have let themselves down, and BTTS has landed in six of those recent games. Forest Green are still fighting for a promotion playoff spot, so will have to be on top form at the Lamb Ground on Wednesday night. 

It has been a dismal season for Truro City so far, as they currently sit rock bottom of the National League standings with 28 points from their 39 matches. Their situation looks dire, as Truro are nine points adrift of safety. However, their fans were given something to cheer about last time out, as Truro beat Sutton United 3-0 on their travels, ending a nine-game winless streak. This upcoming clash against Solihull Moors promises to be a similar matchup, as they are just one point above Sutton in the league standings. 

Solihull have been in a dreadful run of form, without a win in their last nine league games. They have looked shaky at the back, and have been on the end of some heavy defeats recently, including a 5-1 loss against Wealdstone and a 3-0 defeat against Halifax last time out. Truro will fancy their chances of finding the back of the net, but keeping a clean sheet themselves remains a steep task.