Swindon will aim to keep the pressure on League Two's top three after last week's FA Cup giant-killing.
Rocking Robins locked in automatic promotion race
Swindon will aim to keep the pressure on League Two's top three after pulling off an FA Cup giant-killing last week.
Swindon not only enjoyed a third straight win in last week's third round but dumped out Premier League strugglers Wigan.
Alan Connell equalised in the 2-1 victory with his third goal in three games and he is set to lead the line for the Robins during Saturday's trip to
Rotherham.
Swindon are fourth, six points off the automatic promotion places and the other Robins -
Cheltenham.
Mark Yates' men will be hopeful of stretching their unbeaten run to 10 games as they host
Aldershot, who are 16th after taking just one point from their last four games.
Southend are above Cheltenham on goal difference and travel to second-bottom
Northampton unbeaten in three.
League leaders
Crawley are one point clear and are looking to complete a Bristol double. After knocking Championship side City out of the FA Cup last week they visit managerless
Bristol Rovers this Saturday.
Ninth-placed
Accrington are top of the form table having won six of their last seven and host lowly
Barnet on the back of a 10-match unbeaten run.
Oxford are up to seventh having gone six unbeaten and are at home to mid-table
Crewe this Saturday.
Also in the play-off places are
Shrewsbury and
Gillingham, who will lock horns at the New Meadow with home side Shrewsbury looking for a first win in four.
Relegation battle
At the other end, there is a relegation battle between third-bottom
Dagenham & Redbridge and fourth-bottom
Hereford. The Daggers are only outside the drop zone on goal difference, with the Bulls just a point better off.
Bradford's revival came to a halt at Rotherham last week but they will hope to resume their climb away from danger at home to mid-table
Morecambe.
One point from three games has seen
Burton slip to eighth, a point outside the play-offs, and they will aim to arrest that slump away to bottom club
Plymouth.
Torquay are two points further back in 10th and visit mid-table
Macclesfield, who led Bolton in the FA Cup last week before the Premier League outfit earned a replay with a late equaliser.
AFC Wimbledon have slipped to 18th having failed to win in their last 12 games and the Dons visit
Port Vale.
