14:00 Mansfield – Shrewsbury

Mansfield Town F.C. is in negative series of three consecutive defeats in the league, as the Stags have scored only one goal in their period and lost 1-4 in their last match at this stadium against York City F.C. on March 23 (Mansfield Town F.C. – York City F.C. 1-4 on 23.03.2015).

Junior Brown (midfielder / 2 goals) will miss this match for the home team due to suspension and although Adam Murray has no other problems with injured or suspended players ahead of this clash, the current form of his team is more than disturbing.

Unlike their opponents, the Blues enjoy a good season so far and have really good chances to win automatic promotion for League One at the end of the season.

Shrewsbury Town F.C. is on second position in the standings (23-8-9 60-28), only one point behind Burton Albion F.C. and with seven points more than the third-placed team (Bury F.C.).

The Shrews have won their last four games in the league, scoring at least two goals in each of those four encounters (4-0-0 10-1).

Nathaniel Knight-Percival (defender / 1 goal) and James Wesolowski (midfielder / 1 goal) are out for the rest of the season, but even without those two players Shrewsbury Town F.C. is a better team than Mansfield Town F.C. and I expect three points for the visitors in this clash.