Accrington vs. Cheltenham (Tuesday, 7.45pm)
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Both Accrington Stanley and Cheltenham Town will be bidding to make it successive wins in League Two when they lock horns at the Crown Ground on Tuesday night.
Accrington have picked up 28 points from their 25 matches this season, which has left them in 20th spot in the League Two table, while Cheltenham are 14th, six points above their opponents in this contest.
We say: Accrington Stanley 1-1 Cheltenham Town
Cheltenham have shared the points in three of their last four away matches in League Two, and we can see another stalemate here. Accrington have actually lost three of their last four home games, but Doolan's side should be good enough for a point on Tuesday night.
> League Two preview: Accrington vs Cheltenham
Bradford vs. Morecambe (Tuesday, 7.45pm)
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Bradford City will be bidding to make it five straight wins in all competitions when they host Morecambe on Tuesday night.
The home side are currently seventh in the League Two table, two points ahead of eighth-placed Salford City, while Morecambe are rock bottom of the division, picking up only 20 points from their opening 26 matches of the campaign.
We say: Bradford City 2-0 Morecambe
Morecambe have been stronger on the road than in front of their own supporters this season, but Bradford's home form has been excellent during the 2024-25 campaign, and we are fully expecting Alexander's side to emerge victorious on Tuesday night.
> League Two preview: Bradford vs Morecambe
Chesterfield vs. Bromley (Tuesday, 7.45pm)
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Two sides dreaming of a spot in the League Two playoffs will clash when Chesterfield take on Bromley at the SMH Group Stadium on Tuesday.
The Spireites will be looking to make it three consecutive games without defeat, while the Ravens will be hoping to build on their draw with Notts County last time out.
We say: Chesterfield 1-1 Bromley
Neither side have started 2025 in strong fashion, and they will both be keen to put points on the board to avoid falling further behind the playoff spots.
Expect a close-fought contest that is likely to end in a score draw, especially given the hosts' goalscoring credentials and the visitors' away record.
> League Two preview: Chesterfield vs Bromley
Colchester vs. Port Vale (Tuesday, 7.45pm)
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Two teams in good form will lock horns in Essex on Tuesday night, as Colchester United welcome Port Vale in League Two.
Colchester will enter the match off the back of a 1-0 victory over Morecambe, which moved them into 13th spot in the League Two table, while fourth-placed Port Vale were held to a 1-1 draw by Chesterfield on Saturday afternoon.
We say: Colchester United 0-0 Port Vale
Colchester are in strong form at the moment and have only conceded 10 times in their 14 league matches in front of their own fans this term. Port Vale are the best away team in League Two, but we believe that the hosts will be able to hold them to a goalless draw on Tuesday night.
> League Two preview: Colchester vs Port Vale
Crewe vs. AFC Wimbledon (Tuesday, 7.45pm)
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In a match that could have a major impact on the race for promotion in League Two, Crewe Alexandra are set to host AFC Wimbledon at Mornflake Stadium on Tuesday.
The Railwaymen will need to get Saturday's defeat out of their minds if they are to bounce back in midweek, while the Dons are on a five-game unbeaten run ahead of the high-profile clash.
We say: Crewe Alexandra 0-1 AFC Wimbledon
Both sides will be desperate to avoid defeat in this promotion 'six-pointer', so do not expect much to separate the sides.
However, Wimbledon's impressive defensive record may see them come out on top if they can manage to keep a clean sheet on Tuesday.
> League Two preview: Crewe vs AFC Wimbledon
Fleetwood vs. Walsall (Tuesday, 7.45pm)
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Runaway league leaders Walsall will hope to get back on track when they travel to Highbury Stadium to take on Fleetwood Town as part of Tuesday's League Two action.
Last time out, the Saddlers were beaten 3-0 by Bradford City, who ended their impressive 16-game unbeaten streak in the league.
We say: Fleetwood Town 1-3 Walsall
Though the visitors lost last time out, they are still undoubtedly the strongest side in the division.
The hosts may score in midweek, but it will be difficult for them to deny Walsall yet another victory given the sheer gulf in quality between the sides.
> League Two preview: Fleetwood vs Walsall
Grimsby Town vs. Gillingham (Tuesday, 7.45pm)
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Grimsby Town are set to host Gillingham at Blundell Park on Tuesday in a clash that could affect the race for promotion in League Two.
Both sides are looking for their first win in 2025, and midweek represents a great opportunity for them to get back on track.
We say: Grimsby Town 1-1 Gillingham
Grimsby will be particularly desperate to take all three points this week and avoid losing even more ground on their promotion rivals.
However, their defensive record means that Gillingham are likely to score, and they may take home a share of the spoils on Tuesday as a result.
> League Two preview: Grimsby Town vs Gillingham
MK Dons vs. Harrogate (Tuesday, 7.45pm)
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Matchweek 29 of League Two will see struggling playoff hopefuls MK Dons welcome Harrogate Town to Stadium MK in midweek.
The Dons have picked up 35 points from their 26 games this season, leaving them 12th in the standings, nine points behind seventh-placed Bradford City, while the visitors are 19th with 29 points from 28 matches, eight points clear of the relegation zone.
We say: MK Dons 2-0 Harrogate Town
Both sides enter this encounter in poor form, with MK's defense a recent weakness, while Harrogate, having failed to score in four of their last six games, do not appear capable of exploiting it.
However, the Dons could benefit from home support, having earned more points at their ground this season, making a win for them the most likely outcome in a match expected to feature few goals.
> League Two preview: MK Dons vs Harrogate
Notts County vs. Carlisle (Tuesday, 7.45pm)
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Notts County will look to climb into the League Two automatic promotion spots when they host Carlisle United at Meadow Lane on Tuesday.
Meanwhile, the visitors will aim to secure a vital win to edge closer to safety in their relegation battle, having climbed off the foot of the table last weekend.
We say: Notts County 2-1 Carlisle United
Notts County head into Tuesday's clash as clear favourites, and they are expected to secure all three points – however, Carlisle's renewed confidence following their recent away victory could make this a more closely contested affair than anticipated.
> League Two preview: Notts County vs Carlisle
Salford City vs. Newport (Tuesday, 7.45pm)
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Two teams enduring difficult spells face off in gameweek 29 of League Two as Salford City play host to Newport County on Tuesday evening.
Karl Robinson's side enter this encounter on a three-match losing streak, while the visitors have endured a much longer slump, suffering defeats in each of their last five matches.
We say: Salford City 3-1 Newport County
While both teams have struggled recently, Salford are favoured to return to winning ways, given the visitors' poorer run and their troubles on the road, making this a potential springboard for the hosts to spark another strong run.
> League Two preview: Salford City vs Newport
Swindon vs. Tranmere (Tuesday, 7.45pm)
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Tranmere Rovers will be the guest of Swindon Town in their gameweek 29 League Two fixture at the Nigel Eady County Ground on Tuesday.
The hosts come into this fixture looking to extend their two-game winning streak in hopes of moving closer to the top half, while the visitors are looking to snap a three-game winless run and put some distance between themselves and the relegation zone.
We say: Swindon Town 3-1 Tranmere Rovers
Swindon have been enjoying a good run of form, especially in front of their fans, and with their dominant showing coupled with their attacking threat, they are primed for a win on Tuesday.
Given the attacking prowess of the Robins, coupled with the defensive frailties of the visitors, we back the home side to claim a 3-1 victory.
