This price seems a big one for two sides in the same division, only separated by 6 points. This fixture has already taken place in the league this season, with Barnsley running out narrow 2-1 winners in a tight game.

We saw last weekend that Bristol Rovers are capable of frustrating a home side, when they won 0-1 with a solid defensive display and a goal out of nothing.

Barnsley are winless in 3 games, and just lost at home to Wigan last weekend – who are lower than Rovers in the League One table.

Rovers manager Matt Taylor has this week taken a leave of absence due to personal family issues, and we have seen in the past how that can unite a squad of players in wanting to get a result for their manager. The Pirates look a very attractive price here and it’s well within their ability to cause a mini-upset here.

We picked Oldham to beat Tranmere in our First Round article, so we’d like to retain confidence in them here.

This time they take on opposition from two leagues above in Leyton Orient. The O’s are struggling though, sitting in 21st position and averaging less than a point per game after 16 matches.

Oldham are 4th in the National League, having only lost once on the road all season. They come into this game after back to back 4-0 victories over Tamworth and Boston United, so confidence will be high that they can cause another upset.

The Shrimps come into this game in pretty good form, having won 2 of their last 3 league games and having put up a decent showing in a narrow 1 goal defeat against league leaders Port Vale.

Bradford City had the weekend off due to Storm Bert. They are winless in 4 league games, failing to win at both Colchester and Cheltenham in recent weeks.

Morecambe boss Derek Adams will want to get one over on his former club, he could hold a grudge for his sacking a couple of years ago and will be highly motivated to get one over on Bradford here.