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There are such tight margins at both ends of League Two as we head into the business end of the season, and the brilliance of the EFL is it can all change week to week.

Leaders Bromley will be confident of keeping their lead over second-placed MK Dons as they host Bristol Rovers, who are looking to stave off a mild threat of a relegation battle.

The Dons face a difficult trip to promotion-chasing Swindon, who could go two points behind their visitors with a victory at the County Ground.

Just four points separate third-placed Cambridge United and sixth-placed Salford, who host Gillingham (15:00 GMT) and travel to Harrogate (12:30 GMT).

If Harrogate could win that, they could climb out of the bottom two, with a point separating them from Barrow, who are 22nd.

Strap in and enjoy the ride...

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There is plenty to keep across in the EFL today.

Here are five things you may want to look out for alongside the fortunes of your own side.

• Barnet v Newport
• Barrow v Accrington Stanley
• Bromley v Bristol Rovers
• Cambridge v Gillingham
• Crewe v Walsall
• Fleetwood v Tranmere
• Oldham v Grimsby
• Shrewsbury v Cheltenham
• Swindon v MK Dons

• Doncaster v Blackpool
• Exeter v Cardiff
• Leyton Orient v Peterborough
• Mansfield v Barnsley
• Northampton v Burton
• Port Vale v Huddersfield
• Reading v Plymouth
• Stevenage v AFC Wimbledon
• Wigan v Bradford
• Wycombe v Luton

League One

• Lincoln v Stockport
• Rotherham v Bolton

League Two

• Harrogate v Salford
• Notts County v Chesterfield

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Good afternoon!

It feels like spring has finally sprung across most of the nation and, to celebrate, we have five-odd hours of cracking football to bring you from the third and fourth tiers.

We'll see title challengers, play-off hopefuls, relegation scrappers and local rivalries renewed - and that's just in our four lunchtime games.

Plenty more to come after that too, so settle in and we'll bring you up to speed...