Fleetwood to beat Plymouth –

Plymouth have picked up just one point in their last eight matches.

The Pilgrims have also lost four consecutive league games at Home Park.

Fleetwood won 3-0 at Bradford in their last away game, and are great value to inflict yet another home defeat on the hosts.

Wigan to beat Scunthorpe –

Wigan boast five wins and five clean sheets from their last six matches.

That run of results has seen Paul Cook’s side climb to second in League One, two points clear of third.

Scunthorpe have only taken one point from their last two matches, having been beaten by Shrewsbury last weekend.

Lincoln to beat Chesterfield –

Jack Lester started his tenure as Chesterfield manager with a 2-0 defeat at home to Cheltenham last weekend – the club’s fourth defeat in succession.

The Spireites have now taken just two points from their last eight games and are second bottom of League Two.

Lincoln have lost just one in five at Sincil Bank this season and claimed a decent point away to local rivals Grimsby last time out.

Newport to beat Yeovil – 

Yeovil were beaten at home to Colchester last weekend, but it’s the club’s dreadful away record that should ensure this pick comes in.

The Glovers have lost five of their six games on the road this season, including an 8-2 thumping at Luton on the opening day.

Newport have won three out of four at Rodney Parade and are one of only three League Two sides yet to lose at home.

Notts County to beat Forest Green –

Don’t expect any surprises when top plays bottom at Meadow Lane.

Despite suffering a derby defeat to Mansfield, Notts County have still won eight out of 10 and should easily dispatch their out-of-form opponents.

Bottom-of-the-league Forest Green were beaten at home to Accrington last weekend – their seventh defeat in eight games.