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Top of the table Peterborough United host Wigan Athletic at London Road on Saturday and will be looking to extend their advantage over second-place Lincoln City against the Latics, who currently sit in 22nd.

Darren Ferguson’s side are currently the top scorers in the league with 49 goals in 29 matches and have won their last five matches in the division against the likes of Plymouth Argyle, AFC Wimbledon, Gillingham, Ipswich Town and Crewe Alexandra.

Meanwhile, Wigan have managed two wins in their last five outings in the league, against Bristol Rovers and Northampton Town, and recently ran second-placed Lincoln City close in a 2-1 defeat at the DW Stadium, showing that they have the capability to give anyone in the division a game on their day.

Promotion chasing Sunderland travel to Gresty Road where they face Crewe on the weekend.

Sunderland have won their last three matches in the division against Doncaster Rovers, Fleetwood Town and Burton Albion, scoring nine goals in the process.

Crewe currently sit in 11th place and have lost two of their last three matches against Peterborough United and Swindon Town, before beating Accrington Stanley 2-0 on Tuesday, as the visitors went down to ten men early on in the second half.

Black Cats striker Charlie Wyke is the second top scorer in the division, with 18 goals in 27 games, averaging a goal every 116 minutes.

Relegation battling AFC Wimbledon face a tough task against third-place Hull on the weekend.

Wimbledon have won two of their last three matches, against Gillingham and Wigan, but, were thumped 3-0 away at Peterborough last weekend.

Hull are looking to bounce back from Tuesday night’s disappointing 1-0 home defeat to Ipswich Town, which consequently saw them slide out of the automatic promotion places.

Grant McCann’s side are the joint top scorers in the division, having scored 49 goals, whilst Wimbledon have the fifth-worst defence, conceding 50 times, but will come into this game confident that they can score and cause the Tigers some problems.

The first game on this list from League Two sees Ian Evatt’s Bolton Wanderers, host his old club, Barrow.

Bolton come into this game in good form in the league, having won four games in a row against the likes of Scunthorpe, Mansfield, Southend and Stevenage.

Meanwhile, Barrow are in 22nd place and come into this game on the back of a late win at Oldham in midweek, however, with the quality in Evatt’s current side, you’d expect to see Bolton take all three points at the University of Bolton Stadium on Saturday.

Former Swindon Town striker Eoin Doyle is the Trotters' top scorer this season with 12 goals in 28 games and scored the opening goal in their 2-0 win against the Irons last time out.

Walsall take on an in-form Bradford City side at Banks’s Stadium.

The Saddlers come into this game against the Bantams on the back of three games without a win, having drawn 1-1 with Mansfield and Stevenage, with a 2-1 home defeat to Cheltenham Town in between the two fixtures previously mentioned.

Bradford are in fine form, having won five of their last six league matches, against Southend, Barrow, Morecambe, Cheltenham and Leyton Orient, which has seen Mark Trueman and Conor Sellars be appointed as joint managers of the club until the end of the 2021/22 campaign.

The Bantams have won four of their last five matches via the score range of 1-0, 2-0 or 2-1.