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The Stags are set to play Bradford City this weekend in League Two and it looks like it will be going only in one direction as Mansfield Town need to get a win to gain some momentum.
Mansfield Town have been very unlucky so far this season. The Stags have been very poor and holding their leads out until the end of the game and it’ll be punished in every single game.
The next chapter of the Newport and Mansfield rivalry opens as the Stags travel down to Rodney Parade in low spirits after last weekend’s performance against Exeter City.
This week has been a tough week for football fans. Boris Johnson announced supporters would not be going back into stadiums any time soon as Covid-19 continued to dominate headlines.
Mansfield Town host last season’s play-off finalists Exeter City at the One Call Stadium, but one thing that may be on Stags supporters’ minds is whether ex-Exeter City man Jamie Reid will be in the starting 11 against his former team.
The Stags knew that they missed plenty of chances last weekend in their 0-0 draw against Tranmere and they’ll look to put it right at Brisbane Road against Leyton Orient.
Walsall and Grimsby are two well organised teams looking to improve on their previous seasons outings and have two managers who are not afraid to speak their minds.
The Stags kick off their league campaign with a home tie against Tranmere Rovers. The amber and blues are unbeaten against Rovers in League Two and they will look to continue that on Saturday.
If you glance at Cambridge United and Carlisle United’s respective league positions from last year, you wouldn’t expect either of them to light up League Two next season.
Saddlers fans will be looking for a better performance this season from their team after finishing 12th last season in League Two.
Scunthorpe United, Southend United, Stevenage and Tranmere Rovers are the next set of teams explored in the lead-up to the EFL League Two 2020/21 season.
With the League Two season not long away. Joel Shooter looks into some of the clubs in the division including newcomers Barrow and Bolton Wanderers.
Exeter City, Forest Green Rovers, Grimsby Town and Harrogate Town are the next set of teams we have a look at ahead of the 2020/21 campaign
Morecambe are the next club that we take a look at and see how they’ve done transfer wise and look forward to the 2020/21 campaign.
Newport County, Oldham Athletic, Port Vale and Salford City are the next set of teams to be looked at and previewed ahead of the 2020/21 EFL League Two campaign.
Carlisle United, Cheltenham Town, Colchester United and Crawley Town are the next set of teams to be looked at and previewed ahead of the 2020/21 EFL League Two campaign.
Mansfield Town will be looking to bounce back from an utterly dreadful 2019/20 season and with Graham Coughlan’s first full season in charge could see Mansfield surge up the table.
Ahead of the upcoming League One season, Robert Dearn predicts the fortunes of Ross Embleton’s O’s.
In League Two, Northampton overcame Exeter in the final, to secure a return to League One football. Both teams won the prize of promotion, and with it, a financial boost. But for the six clubs that didn’t, a financial strain has occurred.
Mansfield Town announced the signing of former Luton Town goalkeeper Marek Stech on a two-year deal.
Mansfield Town won the race for the signing of fantastic goalscorer Jamie Reid from Torquay United.
Mansfield Town announced the signing of experienced striker Jordan Bowery from MK Dons, after the two clubs agreed terms for the transfer of the 28-year-old.
League Two teams have decided that the season should be cancelled and a Points Per Game system used to determine league position.
The Stags sit near the bottom of the table in 21st place, 13 points clear of last placed Stevenage. The amber and blues will need to pick up some points to revive their season in some sort.