Plymouth Argyle host floundering Sheffield United in an early kick-off, as the Pilgrims look to keep their distant survival hopes alive (five points and massive goal difference swing from safety with five to play).

Results have consistently been better than performances for Sheff Utd this season, and a regression to the mean appears to be biting them at the worst possible time in the heat of the automatic promotion race. The Blades have fallen from top spot to 3rd place after consecutive 1-0 defeats, away to 18th-placed Oxford and at home to 9th-placed Millwall.

They have conceded in each of their last three and will meet a Plymouth side prepared to throw everything at them to save their skins. 81% of the league goals scored by Argyle this season have come at home (netting 1.70 per game at Home Park), considering Blades' drop-off and the kitchen sink mentality that may come into play in Devon, 1.61 is a very nice price on just a solitary Argyle goal.

It's been a rough start to Conor Hourihane's interim spell as Barnsley boss.

The Tykes have drawn two and lost three since sacking Darrell Clarke, but they have scored in all of those games and even found the net twice away to Birmingham last week (losing 6-2) despite having Mael de Gevigney sent off in the third minute. Competing with the Blues before the scoreline was padded from 3-2 to 6-2 in the final 20 minutes.

This poor form has created an opportunity to back them simply to score at 1.33, even though they have scored in 15/20 home league games so far this term.

Bolton have kept just three league clean sheets in 13 outings under Steven Schumacher. The Tykes also won the reverse fixture 2-1.

Crawley and Scott Lindsey fit like a glove.

They have scored nine in four games since his return and briefly re-ignited their survival hopes. A six-point gap and goal difference disadvantage looks a lot to bridge with just five games before the music stops.

That said, they will believe they can pull off a miracle, having produced a run for the ages to sneak into the League Two play-offs and win promotion under Lindsey last season.

Small sample granted, but Crawley were at 1.05 GF per game prior to Lindsey's return and have been at 2.25 since.

Orient have conceded in 15/20 league away games this term and will throw numbers forward to win the game, as they aim to bridge a five-point gap to the play-offs.

MK Dons are just about safe, 10 points clear of relegation with five games to go.

Since the first third of the season, they have been in truly horrendous nick. Since December 13th they've played 24 games (more than every other team in the league bar one), they've picked up just 16 points in that time (the worst in the league with a four-point gap to second bottom), have conceded the most in the league and have the worst goal difference by an 11-goal margin to the second-worst.

Gillingham have players playing for their futures as Gareth Ainsworth assesses his squad before an expected summer rebuild, and they have scored in nine of their last 10 in the league.

MK Dons have kept just one clean sheet from 20 attempts on their fourth tier travels this season.