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The early 12pm kick off in Saturday’s League Two action comes from the New Lawn Stadium, in a big clash between two promotion hopefuls with Forest Green sat in third, three points away from the leaders, Cheltenham.

They haven’t been in the best form recently though, only winning two of their last six league games. Rovers’ last game was a bore 0-0 draw in midweek, sharing the spoils with a Mansfield side that are 18th in the standings. The visitors on the other hand are flying.

Bolton are unbeaten since January, going on a magnificent run that has seen them win 10 of their last 12 games. The Trotters’ immense streak has seen them soar up the table into the play-off spots and into fifth place – two points behind Saturday’s opponents, meaning they can leapfrog Forest Green with a win.

Ian Evatt has turned his Bolton side into a well-oiled machine, and we can see them carrying on their winning exploits with another win against a Forest Green side that have fallen off as of late.

The odds are 29/20 for Bolton to win the match with Skybet.

One of the many 3pm kick offs sees a Colchester welcome Bradford City to the JobServe Community Stadium, as two teams who can’t buy a win recently lock horns. Colchester are not completely safe from the bottom two, with a seven-point buffer between them and Southend.

Their draw at home to Tranmere was their sixth game without a win. The two goals they scored in Tuesday’s draw did see them end a run of five games without registering a goal. The South East side have lost three in their last six, a run that may get worse when they face the Bantams. Bradford have had an inconsistent run in recent months, winning four out of five league games from February to March and looking as though they could be in with a chance of play-offs.

Since then, however, they’ve drawn two and lost three and have now dropped to 14th position in the league, 11 points from the top six. We do think they’ll return to form on Saturday though, against a struggling Colchester side. Bradford are the favourites with a decent price of 13/10 to win.

Things are looking worrying for Southend United, who travel to the EnviroVent Stadium at the weekend to face a Harrogate side that could pile on more misery for Mark Moseley’s team, with time running out. The Blues find themselves in the relegation zone in 23rd place, six points adrift of safety and with just 10 games remaining, relegation seems a real threat, especially in their current form.

Southend are winless in their last seven games, but what’s even more concerning is their lack of goals, with just one in their last seven games. Harrogate, meanwhile, can count themselves considerably safe, in 13th place and 16 points clear of the bottom two.

Although they have lost their last two in a row, Simon Weaver’s men have won three of their last six league games and will be heavy favourites to make it four of their last seven on Saturday. With the visitor’s goal drought, Harrogate to win to nil looks a likely outcome.

Cambridge United are the visitors at Brunton Park this weekend and could go top of the league with a win. They face a Carlisle side that are comfortable in mid-table. The hosts go into Saturday’s tie on the back of back-to-back defeats, after losing against Stevenage before being edged out 1-0 at home to Leyton Orient on Tuesday.

This leaves them 12th in League Two, 11 points off the play-offs and sixteen clear of relegation danger. Mark Bonner’s men have won two in a row, beating Forest Green last time out.

The U’s are now just a point below Cheltenham in second and could go above them with a win. They’ll make it four wins from their last six with a win this weekend. Odds are 2/1 for Cambridge to get the win.

After both teams won in midweek, Leyton Orient and Oldham meet at The Bayer Group Stadium this weekend. Both teams are comfortably safe from the drop with relegation not looking a threat for either side. Leyton Orient are in 11th spot, nine points off the play-off positions. Orient beat Carlisle on Tuesday, their second straight win stretching their current unbeaten run to four without defeat.

As for the visitors, their smash and grab win at home to Exeter in midweek was their first win under new boss Keith Curle. His first game in charge was a 4-2 defeat at home to Cambridge, with three draws following that before the win last time out. With two good attacking teams on show, we’ve gone for both teams to get on the scoresheet in a game with over 2.5 goals.

These odds are 11/8 with Skybet.

By Jordan Edmonds