Tuesday's National League predictions including Barnet vs. Forest Green Rovers

Barnet vs. Forest Green (Tuesday, 7.45pm)

Barnet will attempt to record a second straight victory when they play host to Forest Green Rovers on Tuesday.

Meanwhile, the visitors will be looking to continue their unbeaten start after taking four points from the first two matches of the National League season.

We say: Barnet 1-2 Forest Green Rovers

Forest Green have scored seven goals across their first two matches, and we think that firepower will help propel them to all three points in Tuesday's away contest.

Braintree vs. Aldershot (Tuesday, 7.45pm)

Aldershot Town will be looking to maintain their unbeaten start to the season when they travel to Essex for Tuesday's clash with Braintree Town.

In contrast to the visitors, Braintree are still waiting to get off the mark after beginning the campaign with consecutive defeats.

We say: Braintree Town 1-3 Aldershot Town

Braintree have experienced a difficult start to life in the National League, and we think they could fall to another defeat in Tuesday's home match against an Aldershot side who will be buoyed by Saturday's win over Halifax.

Eastleigh vs. Solihull (Tuesday, 7.45pm)

Eastleigh will claim a third consecutive victory when they welcome Solihull Moors to the Silverlake Stadium on Tuesday.

Meanwhile, the visitors will be targeting back-to-back wins after recording a narrow win over Maidenhead United at the weekend.

We say: Eastleigh 2-2 Solihull Moors

Eastleigh may have won their first two matches, but they have failed to win any of their last eight competitive meetings with Solihull.

The last three head-to-head matches have finish all square, and we think Tuesday's contest will produce a familiar result.

Halifax vs. Gateshead (Tuesday, 7.45pm)

Gateshead will attempt to claim a third consecutive victory when they travel to The Shay for Tuesday's National League clash with Halifax Town.

Meanwhile, the hosts will be looking for a positive response after falling to a narrow defeat against Aldershot Town at the weekend.

We say: Halifax Town 1-1 Gateshead

Gateshead may of have won their opening two matches, but they tend to struggle in meetings against Halifax, and with that in mind, we think the visitors will have to settle for a point in Tuesday's contest.

Maidenhead vs. Altrincham (Tuesday, 7.45pm)

Maidenhead United will be hoping to kick their 2024-25 National League campaign into gear when they host Altrincham on Tuesday at York Road Stadium.

The home side are 20th and have no points after two matchweeks, while the visitors are 16th with three points after two games.

We say: Maidenhead United 1-2 Altrincham

Given Altrincham's proven record in the National League, as well as their strong showing last term, it would not be surprising to see them pick up their second win of the season on Tuesday.

However, their 5-0 defeat against Sutton United will give hosts Maidenhead United reason to believe that they can pose a significant challenge.

Oldham vs. Fylde (Tuesday, 7.45pm)

Oldham Athletic will welcome Fylde to Boundary Park on Tuesday in both teams' third game of the 2024-25 National League season.

The home side have won both of their opening games and are currently third, while the visitors are 15th after they won their first game but lost their second.

We say: Oldham Athletic 3-2 Fylde

Fylde have demonstrated that they are a capable attacking side, but at the same time they have been weak defensively so far this season.

Oldham will feel they can capitalise on the visitors' defensive frailty, though they could concede several chances given they have been poor at Boundary Park in recent matches.

Southend vs. Boston (Tuesday, 7.45pm)

In their third game of the National League Season, Southend United are set to host Boston United at Roots Hall on Tuesday.

The home side are 17th with two points after drawing twice, while the visitors are currently last in 24th place after two losses.

We say: Southend United 2-0 Boston United

While Southend have been disappointing in the early stages of the season, they have at least kept two clean sheets, and they could keep their third on Tuesday.

Though Boston have done well to reach the National League, they still appear to require some adjustment to their new division and come into the clash as underdogs.

Tamworth vs. Hartlepool (Tuesday, 7.45pm)

In the National League's third matchweek, Tamworth are set to host Hartlepool United on Tuesday at The Lamb Ground.

The home side have had a disappointing start to the season and are currently 18th with one point, while the visitors are in 10th place with four points.

We say: Tamworth 1-2 Hartlepool United

If Hartlepool can play with the same tenacity and desire that they showed against Southend, it would not be surprising if they emerged as victors on Tuesday.

However, Tamworth were able to cause Sutton difficulties in their opening game of the National League season, and they could prove to be stubborn opponents once again.

Wealdstone vs. Sutton (Tuesday, 7.45pm)

Wealdstone play host to Sutton United on Tuesday evening looking to get their first point on the board in the new National League campaign.

In sharp contrast, the visitors head into this contest having started their opening season back in the fifth tier with a two-game unbeaten run.

We say: Wealdstone 1-2 Sutton United

With Wealdstone performing respectably enough in defence, Sutton may not have things their own way. Nevertheless, we feel that the visitors should have enough quality in the final third to secure maximum points, maintaining their early momentum in the process.

Woking vs. Dag & Red (Tuesday, 7.45pm)

Woking play host to Dagenham & Redbridge on Tuesday evening looking to bring to an end their dismal start to the new National League campaign.

As for the visitors, they will be delighted with having accumulated four points from their opening two fixtures of the season.

We say: Woking 1-2 Dagenham & Redbridge

Woking supporters may take a goal as a positive step in this game, never mind collecting their first point. However, we feel that the visitors are playing with enough confidence to come through a hard-fought contest with their second success of the season.

Yeovil vs. Ebbsfleet (Tuesday, 7.45pm)

Yeovil Town welcome a struggling Ebbsfleet to Huish Park on Tuesday evening, when the hosts look to make it back-to-back wins in the league.

For the visitors, having suffered consecutive defeats they will need to drastically improve if they are to avoid a third straight loss here.

We say: Yeovil Town 2-0 Ebbsfleet

Yeovil bounced back well having suffered a narrow opening-day defeat, and with their attacking options they will always be a threat to defences up and down the division.

Ebbsfleet on the other hand look devoid of confidence and could be staring a third straight defeat in the eye on Tuesday evening unless there is a significant improvement.

York City vs. Rochdale (Tuesday, 7.45pm)

Promotion hopefuls collide at the LNER Community Stadium, where York City play host to Rochdale on Tuesday evening.

The two teams sit on four points from their opening two games, and a win for either side could provide an early boost to their promotion chances.

We say: York City 2-2 Rochdale

It is difficult to separate two teams that have made a positive start to the season, as York's impressive performance against Tamworth demonstrated their ability to control a game.

Rochdale have also impressed with a stellar display in their only away game of the season, and the Dale have enough potency in attack to cause a few headaches for the York City backline.