Stuart Gray will hand a late fitness test to goalkeeper Mark Bunn ahead of the visit of Tranmere.
Gray waits on Bunn; Moore to check on duo
Northampton manager Stuart Gray will hand a late fitness test to goalkeeper Mark Bunn ahead of the visit of Tranmere.
Bunn has been ever-present for the Cobblers this season but bruised his hip while training with Premier League side Manchester City on Monday and is a doubt. Understudy Chris Dunn is on standby to make his first league start for the club if required.
Elsewhere Gray promised to make changes after throwing away a 2-0 lead at Port Vale last weekend and insisted nobody was guaranteed a starting role.
Forward Ian Henderson is definitely out after picking up an Achilles injury while defender Brett Johnson has returned from a trial with Luton with medial ligament damage.
Defender Mark Hughes remains sidelined with his thigh problem while leading scorer Poul Hubertz is available for his final game before being released.
Rovers news
Tranmere boss Ronnie Moore will assess the fitness of Jennison Myrie-Williams and Calvin Zola ahead of the final-day trip to Sixfields.
On-loan Bristol City winger Myrie-Williams is nursing a knee injury which has forced him to miss the last three games.
Striker Zola has also missed the last three games due to a hamstring strain and both players could remain on the sidelines.
The encounter has nothing at stake for both sides as they cannot be relegated or qualify for the play-offs.
