Huddersfield vs. Blackpool (Tuesday, 7.45pm)
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Aiming to bounce back following a difficult Saturday afternoon, Huddersfield Town will welcome Blackpool to the John Smith's Stadium for a League One battle on Tuesday night.
The Terriers suffered an embarrassing home defeat to Northampton Town on the weekend, whilst the Seasiders were victorious in the capital, getting the better of Charlton Athletic.
We say: Huddersfield Town 1-0 Blackpool
After the disappointment of defeat to Northampton last time out, Huddersfield should be raring to get back to winning ways on Tuesday night.
Blackpool have been impressive so far under the tutelage of Bruce, although we do not believe in the Seasiders' ability to extend their League One winning run to three matches.
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Leyton Orient vs. Peterborough (Tuesday, 7.45pm)
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Both aiming to build on weekend successes, Leyton Orient and Peterborough United will meet for a tasty-looking League One clash at the Gaughan Group Stadium on Tuesday night.
The O's produced arguably the standout performance of the weekend leading to a handsome away victory, whilst Posh managed to get the better of Bristol Rovers on home soil.
We say: Leyton Orient 1-2 Peterborough United
After successive away victories, Leyton Orient should be confident of recording their maiden home win of the season against Peterborough on Tuesday night.
However, with the attacking talent at the disposal of Ferguson, we feel that Posh will manage to escape the capital with three points from this clash.
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Wigan vs. Stevenage (Tuesday, 7.45pm)
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Aiming to extend their unbeaten run in the division to three matches, Wigan Athletic will welcome Stevenage to The Brick Community Stadium on Tuesday night for a League One clash.
The Latics were forced to share the spoils away from home on the weekend, whilst the Boro suffered a worrying defeat at the home of Exeter City in Devon last time out.
We say: Wigan Athletic 1-0 Stevenage
Since the shock EFL Trophy defeat to Morecambe, Wigan have been impressive in back-to-back away matches and should be confident of recording a victory on home soil against Stevenage.
The Boro struggled massively on the road at Exeter on the weekend, and we feel that it is set to be a similar story at The Brick Community Stadium for the Hertfordshire club.
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Ben Knapton
