Forest Green Rovers host Wrexham in a rescheduled EFL League Two clash at the New Lawn this evening for a 19:45 kick off.
Heavy rainfall the day before the previously scheduled date in December caused the encounter to be postponed to play today.
With Wrexham winning just two of their last seven league fixtures, this could be the perfect time for the struggling Rovers to play the Welsh team.
Steve Cotterill’s side welcome the Red Dragons coming off the back of a gritty 1-0 win against Tranmere where Charlie McCann scored the winner on the stroke of half-time.
The Rovers boss will hope the recent victory can provide a morale boost for his side to catch Grimsby Town who sit four points ahead of them with a game in hand.
A win for Cotterills’ side would cement a layer of credibility to what he has done since his appointment in January.
The Red Dragons prepare for the game sitting at the top of the play-off places in fourth, 19 league standings above the Green Devils who sit in 23rd.
Phil Parkinson’s side come off the back of a 1-0 away defeat to seventh place Gillingham in their last League Two fixture.
Forest Green’s Ryan Inniss is suspended for the game after picking up two yellow cards against Tranmere Rovers on Saturday.
For Wrexham, they will have centre back William Boyle back available for selection after serving a one-game ban for a second bookable offence.
With one side fighting for survival and the other trying to get their promotion push back on track, tonight’s clash should be one to look forward to.
