Leaders Charlton face one of their toughest games of the season as Sheffield Wednesday look to climb into the automatic promotion spots.
Big game at the top of the table as fourth host first
League One leaders Charlton Athletic face one of their toughest games of the season on Saturday as Sheffield Wednesday look to climb into the automatic promotion spots.
Charlton resumed winning ways by beating Yeovil Town on Tuesday, but now meet a different proposition away to promotion-chasing
Huddersfield Town, who have lost just once in 17 games.
With Sheffield United not in action this weekend, Steel City rivals
Sheffield Wednesday can move into second with victory at
Leyton Orient.
Wycombe Wanderers hauled themselves out of the relegation zone in midweek after beating fellow strugglers Exeter City and now entertain fifth-placed
MK Dons.
Chesterfield's participation in the Johnstone's Paint Trophy final means
Exeter at least know they will end the weekend no worse than second bottom ahead of their trip to
Tranmere Rovers.
Rochdale suffered a home defeat by Tranmere in midweek and the relegation candidates head down to the capital to tackle
Brentford.
Walsall slipped into the bottom four in midweek despite an impressive draw at Sheffield Wednesday and play host to a
Stevenage side just outside the play-offs.
Carlisle United are hanging on to the final spot in the top six and can end
Colchester United's play-off hopes with three points at the Weston Homes Community Stadium.
Notts County have suffered back-to-back home defeats by the two Sheffield clubs over the past week and will hope to get back on track at
Scunthorpe United.
Bury have slipped down the table after failing to win in their last 12 games and make the short trip to North West rivals
Preston North End.
Oldham Athletic eased their relegation concerns with victory in midweek and welcome
Bournemouth to Boundary Park on Saturday.
Yeovil and
Hartlepool United are unlikely to be dragged back into the relegation scrap and the mid-table duo meet at Huish Park.