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Burton Albion have the worst home record in the league, picking up just eight points in 12 games. The Brewers have lost their last four home games and have not played a game since the 16th of January. Returning manager Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink has a real job on his hands to turn his sides form around, who have lost six of their last seven games and had conceded 16 goals in four games, prior to his appointment on the second of January.

Hull City sit top of the league and have won seven of their 13 games away from home this season. No team in League One has scored for goals away from home than Hull, who average two goals in their away games. We feel the league leaders will have far too much firepower for struggling Burton and think the visitors will win, with over 2.5 goals in the match.

Newly appointed Fleetwood Town manager Simon Grayson comes with a wealth of experience at this level and will be hopeful of getting his reign off to a winning start when his new side face Bristol Rovers this weekend. Fleetwood are without a win in eight league games and have drawn five of those.

Meanwhile, Bristol Rovers will be looking to bounce back from A 6-1 defeat at Accrington Stanley on Tuesday night. Rovers are also a team out of form, sitting just one place above the relegation zone having picked up just one point in their last six games.

We think Fleetwood may need time to adapt to Grayson’s style and expect Bristol Rovers to settle for a draw, which is 23/10.

Friday night sees Gillingham host Lincoln City at Priestfield Stadium, Gillingham have failed to score in their last six home defeats in the league but may have confidence going into this one as they are unbeaten in four games.

The Imps have won their last five away games in the league and are second in the league on goal difference, but with a game in hand. Michael Appleton’s side have conceded just five goals in 11 games on the road this season and we think that they are in line for their eighth clean sheet away from home when these two sides face on Friday.

Lincoln are currently priced at 5/2 to win the game to nil and after an impressive 1-0 win at Portsmouth in their last away game, it is hard to look past the visitors here.

Peterborough United have the best home record in the league, averaging 2.36 points per game. A win for the home side could see the Posh climb to as high as third in the table as they chase a return to the Championship for the first time since 2013. Darren Ferguson has lead Peterborough to four wins in their last five home games.

Meanwhile, Crewe Alexandra have scored in 13 consecutive games and both teams have scored in all their games since November. The Railwaymen have not won in their last seven visits to London Road, a run which stretches back to 1994, where they won 5-1.

We can’t look past a home win in this game and also expect both teams to be on the scoresheet.

10 years ago, Wigan Athletic were winning the FA Cup, whilst AFC Wimbledon were struggling in League Two, but this weekend the two sides face off in a relegation battle at the DW Stadium. The hosts are joint-top of the fair play table and have picked up just two yellow cards in their last six games.

Meanwhile, AFC Wimbledon are also joint top of the form table, alongside Wigan and Crewe Alexandra, picking up 31 yellow cards and no red cards so far this season. The Wombles will be playing their first league game under caretaker manager Mark Robinson so could be eager to impress, but we think there will be a low number of cards, based on previous matches.

By Tom Eaton