League One Fixtures 10th April Part 2

Oldham Athletic v Bristol Rovers
Oldham are only two points outside the relegation zone but Bristol Rovers have a small chance of the play-offs so they probably aren’t in a generous mood.
Joe Jacobson might not play for Oldham again this season.
Byron Anthony is back after a two-match suspension. He could go straight back into the side but Bristol Rovers have coped without him, just about. Ben Swallow started the last match so maybe he’ll keep his place.

Southampton v Charlton Athletic
Southampton and Charlton were relegated from the Championship together last season but Southampton’s points deduction means they’re very unlikely to go back up together. A win for Southampton could help keep them together for another season as Charlton fight to get back into the automatic promotion picture.
Lloyd James is probably most likely to be on the bench for Southampton. Grant Basey (ankle) won’t play again for Charlton this season.

Stockport County v Yeovil Town
Stockport could be relegated this weekend if Oldham Athletic, Leyton Orient and Tranmere rovers win and I’ve done my maths right. Yeovil could still go down with them if they’re not careful.
Owain fon Williams will play in goal for Stockpot.
Loanee Gavin Williams will stay at Yeovil until the end of the season. He and Shaun MacDonald are likely to keep their places but Arron Davies could be left out again due to the ‘five loanee’ rule, which hasn’t been great news for Welsh players this year. I bet it was thought up by an English person. Nathan Jones could be on the bench again.

Walsall v Tranmere Rovers
Tranmere are in the relegation places so they’ll be hoping to beat Walsall, who are probably safe with little to play for.
Rhys Weston is likely to start for Walsall with Mark Bradley on the bench. Walsall manager Chris Hutchings says he has already made a decision about which players will still be at the club next season – and Mark is one he could let go.
Ash Taylor will probably play for Tranmere.