Hartlepool vs. Doncaster (Tuesday, 7.45pm)
Winless in 11, Hartlepool United welcome promotion hopefuls Doncaster Rovers to the Suit Direct Stadium on Tuesday evening.
Doncaster have won two games on the bounce, with a third in a row potentially seeing them climb as high as fourth.
We say: Hartlepool United 0-2 Doncaster Rovers
Hartlepool have made a really disappointing start to the season and confidence is surely at a low point, whereas Doncaster are only looking up as they aim for the playoffs this season.
Despite Hartlepool's decent home record, their winless run this season looks set to continue against a buoyant Doncaster.
Stevenage vs. Sutton (Tuesday, 7.45pm)
Stevenage take on Sutton United at the Lamex Stadium in League Two action on Tuesday.
The home side are looking for their third straight league win, while Sutton will want to bounce back from a defeat at Gillingham on Saturday.
We say: Stevenage 2-1 Sutton United
With Stevenage third in the league and yet to drop a point at the Lamex Stadium this season, we have this one as a narrow victory for the home side.
Sutton will cause the Boro some problems, and have shown they can beat the division's better teams, winning against sixth-placed Barrow and seventh-placed Mansfield, but will just about come up short here.
Swindon vs. Newport (Tuesday, 7.45pm)
Swindon Town take on Newport County at the County Ground on Tuesday night in one of four League Two matches.
The Robins are looking to bounce back from a home defeat on Saturday, while Newport will be aiming to make it two away wins in a row.
We say: Swindon Town 1-1 Newport County
Swindon have started to turn their form around recently and will be eager to put right the defeat against Northampton on Saturday, but we think Newport will be good enough to get a point at the County Ground, especially given their win at league leaders Leyton Orient on Saturday.
Walsall vs. Northampton (Tuesday, 7.45pm)
Walsall face Northampton Town at the Poundland Bescot Stadium in League Two on Tuesday night.
The Saddlers are hoping to win their first match in ten league games, whereas the visitors know a win would see them rise to the summit of the League Two table.
We say: Walsall 0-3 Northampton Town
With two teams on the opposite end of the form table facing off, it only makes sense to back a Northampton victory in this one.
Not only should they be good enough to secure the three points, we think they will have enough about them to win by a comfortable margin, making it six league wins on the spin.