Blackpool are the form team in League One over the last five games, making a late assault on the play-off spots under Steve Bruce. They are five points off sixth spot with seven games to play, and face the team currently occupying that last place on Tuesday night, Reading.

Blackpool are fresh from a good win over local rivals Bolton. The goals have been flowing at Bloomfield Road, with five of their last six games seeing both teams find the net.

Reading’s away record is way off their home form, currently sitting 18th in the away league table. They have won just four of 18 games on their travels, but both teams have scored in three of their last four away games and in three of their last four overall.

This has landed in 13 home games for Blackpool, and 13 away games for Reading, so we have plenty of precedent. Reading have only kept two clean sheets away from home all season, so will likely have to attack to find a goal at some stage.

Wycombe are obviously a strong League One side, sitting in 3rd place in League One with a game in hand over 2nd place Wrexham, but you would probably back any team in the league at the moment to beat Shrewsbury at home, who are as good as relegated.

The Shrews have recently appointed Michael Appleton following the departure of Gareth Ainsworth, but he has been given a baptism of fire with his first two games, a loss away at Champions to be Birmingham on Saturday, and now a trip to Wycombe to face promotion challengers. Shrewsbury have been beaten in 13 of their 19 away games this season, and have only picked up two points on their travels so far this year.

Wycombe have stumbled a little under new boss Mike Dodds, but have now registered back-to-back wins under him for the first time after seeing off Rotherham and Lincoln. This game presents the perfect opportunity to make that three on the bounce and to keep up the pressure on Wrexham.

The Spireites still have an outside squeak of the play-offs, and have a highly presentable opportunity to pick up three points against Carlisle United, who are now nine points from safety.

Chesterfield are currently seven points shy of 7th spot, with a game in hand on four of the five teams who sit between them and the play-offs. They are the form team in League Two over the last five games, unbeaten and with four wins from those five. 

The worry would be that they failed to take a similar opportunity two games ago at home to Harrogate, but the table shows that Carlisle are a worse side and are in worse form. They have lost 12 of their 19 games away from home this season, and were comfortable dispatched 3-0 by Doncaster on Saturday. 

Chesterfield have a slightly worse but similar home record to Doncaster, and should be able to put Carlisle away in the same fashion.

The home side Bristol Rovers sit just one place above the drop zone, with Burton and Crawley doing their best to claw themselves to safety. Rovers are a strong side at home though, and although they lost on Saturday due to two defensive lapses, they are 10th in the home league table over the course of the season.

Birmingham, despite seemingly being on the march towards the League One title, have only picked up one more point on the road than Rovers have at home, albeit from two fewer matches. They do give you a chance away from home, as shown by ten of their 17 opponents finding the net against them.

Bristol Rovers have found the net in 16 of their 19 home league games this season, their last failure to score dating back to November. Birmingham have scored in 15 of their 17 away league games.