Rochdale manager Keith Hill has no fresh injury concerns for the visit of Burton Albion.
No fresh concerns for Dale; Maghoma missing for Albion
Rochdale manager Keith Hill has no fresh injury concerns for the visit of Burton Albion.
Dale are already promoted but Hill is adamant he wants to end the season on a high note.
The Spotland outfit have struggled for form towards the end of their campaign and have recorded just one win in their last seven games.
Hill said: "The season isn't over, we have two games left, starting with the visit of Burton.
"We are aiming to finish the season in style. Bournemouth are two points behind us and we know it's important we keep going until the end of the season."
Defenders Craig Dawson and Tom Kennedy were included along with midfielder Gary Jones in the PFA League Two team of the season.
Albion news
Burton boss Paul Peschisolido will be without Jacques Maghoma for the trip to Spotland.
The midfielder suffered a recurrence of his knee problem in the 2-0 defeat to Bournemouth last week.
He is set to undergo surgery on the problem in the coming weeks and will miss the remainder of the season.
Romuald Boco stood in for Maghoma last time and will be hoping to figure again, while Jimmy Phillips, Keith Gilroy and Cleveland Taylor are all pressing for a recall.
Artur Krysiak (ankle) is expected to be out for six-to-eight weeks, meaning Veteran goalkeeper coach Kevin Poole, 46, should start.
