Shrewsbury vs. Bolton (Tuesday, 7.45pm)
Shrewsbury Town welcome Bolton Wanderers to the New Meadow for a rearranged League One clash on Tuesday.
Both sides won their respective FA Cup first round ties over the weekend and now return to league action with the visitors looking to close the gap on the sides at the top.
We say: Shrewsbury Town 0-2 Bolton Wanderers
Shrewsbury's lack of goals is extremely concerning, and they may struggle against one of the league's strongest outfits.
An excellent run of form will see Evatt's side take to the field full of confidence, and they should have enough to move level on points with Oxford in second here with a win.
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Wigan vs. Peterborough (Tuesday, 7.45pm)
Wigan Athletic welcome a strong Peterborough United side to the DW Stadium in a rearranged League One clash on Tuesday night.
Peterborough are putting up a strong promotion push, and manager Darren Ferguson will hope to get one over on his Scottish compatriot Shaun Maloney in the opposing dugout here.
We say: Wigan Athletic 0-1 Peterborough United
Recent meetings between the sides here have not been littered with goals, as there has been just three in the three meetings since Wigan dropped back into the third tier, including a 0-0 draw in 2018.
Peterborough have been a tough team to beat in the past two months, and despite facing a tricky midweek away trip, should have the firepower to claim three points.
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Reading vs. Bristol Rovers (Tuesday, 8.00pm)
Bottom-of-the-table Reading welcome Bristol Rovers to the Select Car Leasing Stadium in League One on Tuesday night.
Both sides booked their place in the FA Cup second round over the weekend, claiming potentially morale-boosting wins following difficult starts to their respective league campaigns.
We say: Reading 1-1 Bristol Rovers
With two struggling sides going head-to-head, wins for both over the weekend could bring the confidence they need to pick up some much-needed points.
While Bristol Rovers are the slight favourites, it is set to be a close encounter in what could be Mangan's last game in caretaker charge.
