Brentford face a testing trip to Bradford, while second-placed Bury travel to Port Vale.
Table-toppers travel to Valley Parade
League Two table-topping Brentford face a testing trip to play-off hopefuls Bradford, while second-placed Bury travel to Port Vale.
Brentford, who hold a game in hand over the majority of their rivals, have opened a five-point lead at the summit and boss Andy Scott will want to reinforce that advantage at Valley Parade.
But
Bradford have their own promotion ambitions and Stuart McCall will be desperate to end a five-game winless run as his side look to return to a place in the top seven.
Bury are currently leading the chase of Brentford, and the Shakers will hope to maintain the pace at
Port Vale.
With earlier leaders Wycombe, who have slipped to fourth, not in action until Tuesday,
Rochdale will bid to cement a place in the automatic promotion spots with success at
Bournemouth.
Exeter host
Dagenham & Redbridge, with the visitors yet to give up on the play-offs, while
Gillingham welcome struggling
Barnet to Priestfield Stadium.
Chesterfield boss Lee Richardson is aiming to avoid the Manager of the Month curse when travelling to
Macclesfield, having collected the accolade for March.
If 22nd-placed
Grimsby lose at
Shrewsbury,
Chester, who occupy the final spot in the relegation zone, could draw level on points with their rivals with an away win against
Notts County.
Rock-bottom Luton are not in action as they prepare for Sunday's Johnstone's Paint Trophy Final against Scunthorpe, which can be seen live on
Sky Sports 1 and HD1.
Darlington see mid-table foes
Morecambe come calling, while
Aldershot take on
Rotherham, who continue to climb the table, and
Lincoln journey to
Accrington.