Yeovil must do without the suspended Adel Gafaiti as they continue their fight against relegation against Colchester.

Defender Gafaiti was shown a straight red card for an off-the-ball incident during Friday's 2-0 loss to Crewe as the second-bottom Glovers suffered a seventh defeat in eight matches. Centre-back Gary Warren is set to miss the rest of the season through injury, along with fellow defenders Craig Alcock and Carl Dickinson.

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However, caretaker manager Neale Marmon has said Rhys Browne is set to return on Monday while Ryan Seager, who suffered a twisted knee against Crewe, is also expected to be fit.

Colchester are waiting to find out how long captain Luke Prosser's ankle injury will keep him sidelined for. The centre-back underwent scans on the injury he suffered against Bury and he sat out Friday's 1-0 win over Grimsby.

Brandon Comley and Louis Dunne were also missing again as they continue their recoveries from long-term knee injuries, although both are closing in on returns. John McGreal's men are ninth in League Two, two points off the play-offs.

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None of the last 10 league games between Yeovil and Colchester have ended in a draw, with the Glovers winning four and losing six of those games.

Since a 0-0 draw in their first league meeting at Huish Park, Colchester have scored in each of their last eight visits to Yeovil, netting exactly once in their last four games.

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Yeovil are looking to avoid losing four consecutive home league games for the first time since last April.

Colchester haven't won away from home when conceding since a 3-1 victory at Cheltenham in September, drawing three and losing nine when not keeping a clean sheet since then.

Yeovil have scored fewer home goals (19) and picked up fewer home points (19) than any other League Two side this season.

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