York came away with a emotive 4-0 over Yeovil at the weekend. The match was followed by their owner Matt Uggla taking to social media making comment in reference to his previous time as the steward at Yeovil.

Those matters off the pitch shouldn’t detract from York’s great form on it, they top the five-game form table with 12 points from a possible 15 – a run that has taken them to the top of the National League.

York have only suffered two league defeats all season, once at home and once away. Manager Adam Hinshelwood is on a steep trajectory upwards, backing up his promise unearthed at Worthing with results at York. Hinshelwood will be in the EFL soon, with or without York.

York have scored 14 goals in their last five matches; they are attacking in nature with only Barnet having scored more league goals this season.

Altrincham are 10th in the league table and 8th over the last five games. Like York, they are high scoring, averaging 1.52 goals per game – this game could develop into an entertaining one.

York are on the crest of a wave at the moment and are fancied but Altrincham have lost just once at home this season and are deserving of respect. A conservative approach of York avoiding defeat is the play here.

Oldham are 2nd in the five game form table with 11 points from a possible 15, they are also 5th in the overall league standings, seven points behind York and Forest Green at the top of the table.

They have a game in hand on all the teams above them and consider themselves worthy promotion contenders. Despite playing a game fewer than those around them, Oldham are 2nd in the table for expected points.

They have beaten just once at home all season and have kept clean sheets in 5/9 matches at Boundary Park.

Tuesday’s opponents, Boston, are 23rd in the league, their 3-1 win v Braintree on Saturday was their first victory since September 7th.

Boston’s underlying numbers projects them as a mid-table team rather than a relegation certainty but the reality is they’ve won just three league matches this season and have a tough task of improving their points tally in Oldham.

Goals are on the cards when Solihull travel to Sutton. National League matches involving Sutton this season average 2.89 goals per game. The average is the same whether Sutton are the home or the away team.

11/18 of Sutton’s matches have resulted in over 2.5 goals, including 6/9 home matches. National League matches involving Solihull Moors this season average 3.53 goals per game. The average goals per game when Solihull Moors are the away team is 3.

12/19 of Solihull Moor matches have seen over 2.5 goals, including 5/9 away matches, while there has been 23 goals scored in Solihull Moors’ last five matches.

Sutton average scoring 1.44 goals per home game and Solihull Moors average scoring 1.89 goals per away game.

A low scoring game can be expected when Woking host Southend. National League matches involving Woking this season average 2.37 goals per game, this average drops to 2.33 goals per game when Woking are at home.

15/19 of Woking’s matches have seen under 3.5 goals, which includes 7/9 home matches.

National League matches involving Southend this season average 2.42 goals per game, this average drops to 2.11 goals per game when Southend are the away side. 14/19 of Southend’s matches have ended with under 3.5 goals – 8/9 away matches.

There has been nine goals scored in Woking’s last five matches and the same number of goals in Southend’s last five matches. Woking average scoring 1.11 goals per home game and Southend average scoring 1 goal per away game.