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Tuesday's League Two predictions including Grimsby Town vs. Notts County

Sports Mole provides score predictions and previews for all of today's League Two fixtures, including Grimsby Town vs. Notts County.


AFC Wimbledon vs. Cheltenham (Tuesday, 7.45pm)

AFC Wimbledon head coach Johnnie Jackson applauds fans after the match on July 27, 2024© Imago

AFC Wimbledon play host to Cheltenham Town on Saturday afternoon looking for the win that will strengthen their bid for a top-two spot in the League Two table.

At a time when the home side occupy fifth position in the standings, Cheltenham are down in 13th spot, now cut adrift from the playoff places.

We say: AFC Wimbledon 2-1 Cheltenham Town


With Cheltenham well-rested after their break from action, they may be better prepared for this contest. Nevertheless, the Dons are the favourites to prevail from this contest for a reason, leading us to predict a hard-fought success by the odd goal in three.

> League Two preview: AFC Wimbledon vs Cheltenham


Accrington vs. Newport (Tuesday, 7.45pm)

Accrington Stanley manager John Doolan during against Gillingham, on October 12, 2024© Imago

Accrington Stanley's fight to stay out of the League Two relegation zone will continue on Tuesday night, when they welcome Newport County to Crown Ground.

Stanley are 21st in the League Two table, seven points ahead of 23rd-placed Morecambe, while Newport County occupy 17th, seven points ahead of their opponents in the fourth tier of English football here.

We say: Accrington Stanley 0-0 Newport County


One of the worst home teams in League Two will host one of the worst away sides, so this is a really difficult game to predict; Accrington have home advantage, but we are expecting Newport County to be good enough for a point on Tuesday night.

> League Two preview: Accrington vs Newport


Grimsby Town vs. Notts County (Tuesday, 7.45pm)

Notts County manager Stuart Maynard on August 22, 2024© Imago

Grimsby Town and Notts County square off on Saturday afternoon looking to remain in direct contention for the automatic promotion places.

Despite sitting in ninth and sixth position in the League Two table respectively, there is just a five-point gap between the former and second place.

We say: Grimsby Town 1-2 Notts County


Despite just three points separating these two teams, they are on contrasting runs of form. With that in mind, we are backing the visitors to battle their way to an important victory at Blundell Park, potentially through a fast start to the contest.

> League Two preview: Grimsby Town vs Notts County


Salford City vs. Chesterfield (Tuesday, 7.45pm)

Manager of Chesterfield Paul Cook reacts during his side's League Two match against Grimsby Town, on September 7, 2024© Imago

Looking to gain ground in the race for League Two promotion, out-of-form Salford City are set to host Chesterfield at Moor Lane on Tuesday.

The Ammies will be hoping to get back on track after a disastrous start to 2025, while the Spireites will try to build on their win on Saturday following their own descent down the table.

We say: Salford City 2-0 Chesterfield


Both sides have collapsed in the second part of the season, but Chesterfield have been shockingly poor on the road this term.

To make matters worse, the Spireites have failed to score in six of their last 11 away matches, so expect little resistance from the visitors as Salford pick up what could be an important three points.

> League Two preview: Salford City vs Chesterfield


Colchester vs. Port Vale (Tuesday, 7.45pm)

Colchester United manager Danny Cowley ahead of Accrington Stanley game on August 31, 2024© Imago

Two sides on lengthy unbeaten runs will battle it out in the race for promotion when Colchester United take on Port Vale at the Jobserve Community Stadium on Tuesday in League Two.

The U's will be hoping to make it four wins on the bounce in midweek, while the Valiants will be looking to get back to winning ways after a series of draws.

We say: Colchester United 1-1 Port Vale


Both teams have shown their resilience in recent weeks, and their ability to find ways to avoid defeat suggests that they will play out a close contest in midweek.

Also, given that Colchester have conceded very few goals recently while also scoring very few of their own means that Tuesday's game should be low scoring once again.

> League Two preview: Colchester vs Port Vale

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TeamPWDLFAGDPTS
1Walsall36208865412468
2Bradford CityBradford36199848301866
3Doncaster RoversDoncaster361881053431062
4Notts County361710955371861
5AFC Wimbledon361791047252260
6Port Vale35151374437758
7Crewe AlexandraCrewe36141484437756
8Grimsby Town36175145153-256
9Colchester UnitedColchester36131674233955
10Bromley361312114643351
11Salford City361311124341250
12Fleetwood TownFleetwood361213114943649
13Cheltenham TownCheltenham361310134851-349
14Chesterfield351391356431348
15Swindon TownSwindon361113125252046
16BarrowBarrow35127163841-343
17Newport CountyNewport36127174561-1643
18MK Dons35126174650-442
19Gillingham35118163038-841
20Harrogate TownHarrogate36117182945-1640
21Accrington StanleyAccrington36109174454-1039
22Tranmere RoversTranmere36712172755-2833
23Morecambe3685233154-2329
24Carlisle UnitedCarlisle3569202551-2627


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