League Two preview

The fight for promotion to League One could not be any tighter going into the final day.

Yeovil, Scunthorpe, Southend and Swansea can all grasp silverware at the final whistle, but for one of the four, heartache could await in the play-offs.

If Yeovil can beat Lincoln at home then the title will be heading for Huish Park but anything but maximum spoils would allow any of Scunthorpe, Southend or Swansea to steal the crown they have coveted all season.

Swansea travel to in-form Bury, Scunthorpe to Shrewsbury, whilst Steve Tilson's Southend have an all seaside clash at Grimsby.

Darlington are the club lookng for slip-ups in the play-off spots and if they manage to beat Cheltenham then Northampton, Macclesfield and Lincoln could all be caught.

Expect an afternoon of surprises in what will be one of the closest finishes to a League Two campaign in living memory.

Boston Utd (16) v Rochdale (10)
Boston manager Steve Evans will have defender Alan White available following a back injury. Tom Hurst again misses out with a groin injury, while Jason Lee serves the second of a three-match suspension. Rochdale manager Steve Parkin is expected to name an unchanged starting line-up. Striker Paul Tait is fit again following a facial injury, but will probably start on the bench, with Rickie Lambert partnering Grant Holt up front.

Last season: Boston Utd 2 Rochdale 0, Rochdale 1 Boston Utd 0

Last five league matches: Boston Utd W L L W L; Rochdale D W D D W

Top scorers: Jason Lee (Boston Utd) 12; Grant Holt (Rochdale) 24

Referee: A Hall (W Midlands)

Bristol Rovers (17) v Wycombe (9)
Bristol Rovers boss Ian Atkins will be without suspended duo James Hunt and Craig Disley. Hunt serves the second of a three-game ban, while Disley will serve a one-match suspension for his red card against Scunthorpe last weekend. Wycombe boss John Gorman has received a double injury boost with midfielder Joe Burnell and striker Nathan Tyson both expected to be fit. However, midfielder Keith Ryan is unlikely to recover from a troublesome groin strain.

Last season: No corresponding fixture

Last five league matches: Bristol Rovers L W D W L; Wycombe W D L D W

Top scorers: Junior Agogo (Bristol Rovers) 22; Nathan Tyson (Wycombe) 22

Referee: A Penn (W Midlands)

Bury (15) v Swansea (4)
Bury boss Graham Barrow is not expecting to have any players back from injury. Jon Newby is out along with Chris Porter (knee) and Lee Unsworth (groin). Swansea will be without midfielder Andy Robinson for the crunch Gigg Lane clash. Robinson will serve the second of a four-match suspension following his recent dismissal at Bristol Rovers, but Swans chief Kenny Jackett has no other injury or suspension worries.

Last season: Bury 2 Swansea 0, Swansea 4 Bury 2

Last five league matches: Bury D D W W W; Swansea W L W L W

Top scorers: Chris Porter (Bury) 10; Lee Trundle (Swansea) 23

Referee: C Webster (Tyne & Wear)

Cambridge Utd (23) v Notts County (19)
Cambridge manager Steve Thompson has reported a clean bill of health, with Tes Bramble, Tom Newey and Dan Chillingworth all passed fit to play. Notts County midfielder Shane McFaul is back in contention after missing the last two games on international duty with the Republic of Ireland Under-19s. Player-boss Ian