Notts County vs. Mansfield (Saturday, 12.30pm)
Notts County take on Mansfield Town at Meadow Lane on Saturday afternoon, in the latest round of League Two fixtures.
After the opening 12 games, the hosts are top of the table, while the visitors are also faring well, currently sitting in fifth place.
We say: Notts County 1-1 Mansfield Town
Notts County have won every single home match they have played so far this season, but Mansfield Town remain undefeated in all competitions.
Given that the Stags also have a very good defensive record, we do not expect Saturday's game to be a high-scoring affair, and it could end up finishing as a draw.
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AFC Wimbledon vs. Bradford (Saturday, 3.00pm)
AFC Wimbledon have the chance to move into League Two's automatic promotion places when they take on Bradford City at the Cherry Red Records Stadium on Saturday afternoon.
As things stand, the hosts are fourth in the table, while the visitors are down in 14th place after a difficult start to the campaign.
We say: AFC Wimbledon 1-1 Bradford City
AFC Wimbledon have not been particularly impressive at home this season, with their only victory coming against a struggling Tranmere side.
While Bradford have not been at their best away from home, they are starting to gather momentum, winning their last two games on the spin in all competitions, so we expect Saturday's game to finish as a draw.
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Crewe vs. Tranmere (Saturday, 3.00pm)
Crewe Alexandra could move into League Two's automatic promotion spots with a victory against Tranmere Rovers at the Mornflake Stadium on Saturday afternoon.
As things stand, the hosts are sixth in the table, while the visitors are down in 22nd place owing to a very poor start to the campaign.
We say: Crewe Alexandra 2-0 Tranmere Rovers
Tranmere Rovers are yet to pick up a single point away from home in League Two, and they have failed to beat Crewe away from home in the league since October 1999.
As such, we expect the hosts to pick up a relatively comfortable victory this weekend, keeping them in the hunt for the automatic promotion places.
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Doncaster vs. Sutton (Saturday, 3.00pm)
Two teams toward the bottom of the League Two table will meet on Saturday in what will be a crucial early six-pointer as each aims to start progressing up the division.
Sutton United will make the trip to face Doncaster Rovers as they attempt to get out of the relegation zone, while the hosts sit just four points above the bottom two.
We say: Doncaster Rovers 1-1 Sutton United
Both of these teams will be desperate to pick up some points as they try to push away from the situation they are in at the moment.
However, that in itself is something that could lead to Doncaster Rovers and Sutton United playing out a draw, especially due to the lack of confidence in each squad.
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Forest Green vs. Colchester (Saturday, 3.00pm)
Forest Green Rovers will attempt to lift themselves off the foot of the League Two table on Saturday when they host Colchester United.
The visitors are only three points ahead of them, and head into this fixture on the back of consecutive defeats.
We say: Forest Green Rovers 0-2 Colchester United
With Forest Green Rovers having a poor home record and Colchester United not performing well on the road there is a good chance one team can start to change their fortunes this weekend.
Considering the fact both are fighting at the bottom of the division a victory would mean a lot to either club, but it is likely the visitors that will just edge this one.
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Grimsby Town vs. Accrington (Saturday, 3.00pm)
Grimsby Town can move above Accrington Stanley in League Two's table by beating them on Saturday.
The home side claimed a 2-2 draw away to Tranmere Rovers last time out, while Accrington defeated Forest Green Rovers 2-1.
We say: Grimsby Town 2-2 Accrington Stanley
Both sides have been scoring and conceding relatively freely during the opening period of the campaign, so we expect to see an entertaining encounter play out in Lincolnshire.
Neither team should have any concerns about relegation this season, but equally a playoff push could be slightly beyond them, and we can envisage a score draw on Saturday.
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Harrogate vs. Stockport (Saturday, 3.00pm)
Stockport County will be aiming to rack up a seventh successive victory in League Two when they travel to Harrogate Town on Saturday.
The hosts, meanwhile, have won three of their last four games to move away from the relegation zone.
We say: Harrogate Town 0-2 Stockport County
Stockport are a serious juggernaut at present, with Challinor's side appearing to have shaken off their slow start to the season to become the most well-rounded team in the division.
Harrogate have put together a nice run themselves in recent weeks, suggesting that they have enough about them to stay up once again, but they are likely to find the going much tougher on Saturday against a team looking primed for promotion.
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MK Dons vs. Barrow (Saturday, 3.00pm)
Recently-relegated MK Dons will be hoping to get their promotion charge back on track this weekend when they welcome Barrow to Stadium MK on Saturday afternoon in League Two.
The Dons have slipped down the fourth-tier standings following a promising opening to the campaign, while Barrow are also enduring a slight dip in form as they chase down the top six.
We say: MK Dons 1-1 Barrow
MK Dons have the attacking quality to rise to the summit of the League Two table, but recent results suggest that Alexander is yet to find the winning formula at Stadium MK.
Barrow will have taken a lot of confidence from the draw with league leaders Notts County last weekend, and we are expecting the Bluebirds to earn another point on their travels this time around.
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Swindon vs. Newport (Saturday, 3.00pm)
Swindon Town welcome Newport County to the County Ground in League Two this Saturday afternoon.
The hosts will hope home comforts can arrest a run of successive defeats on the road recently, as manager Michael Flynn faces the side he represented as both a player and manager.
We say: Swindon Town 2-1 Newport County
Swindon's home form has been near-perfect this season, with an opening draw against Crewe the only result stopping them from having a 100% record at the County Ground so far.
Newport's start has been underwhelming but has shown bright sparks, especially in attack, but their defensive woes may cost them against one of the league's strongest forward lines.
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Walsall vs. Gillingham (Saturday, 3.00pm)
Gillingham will be bidding to make it back-to-back wins in League Two when they continue their campaign away to Walsall on Saturday afternoon.
The Gills beat MK Dons 2-1 in the league last weekend, while Walsall suffered a 4-0 loss to Sutton United in their last match in the fourth tier of English football.
We say: Walsall 1-1 Gillingham
Gillingham have only beaten Walsall twice since September 2007, and we are finding it difficult to back an away victory here despite the team's position in the table. Walsall last two results have been disappointing, but they held MK Dons last time out at home in the league, and we are backing another draw here.
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Wrexham vs. Salford City (Saturday, 3.00pm)
Two League Two teams with ambitions of one day reaching the Premier League will lock horns for an eye-catching contest on Saturday afternoon, with Salford City making the trip to Wrexham.
The home side are currently seventh in the League Two table, boasting 20 points from their opening 12 matches of the season, while Salford are 13th, having collected 16 points from their first 12 games.
We say: Wrexham 2-1 Salford City
There is still an awful lot of football to be played this season, but this feels like a very big football match for a number of reasons. Salford will be looking to flex their muscles, but Wrexham are in a good place at the moment, and we are expecting the home side to navigate their way to all three points.
