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Following a postponement to their game against Forest Green Rovers last weekend due to positive tests in the Rovers camp, Mansfield Town will be looking to continue their positive form with Hartlepool the opposition on Boxing Day.
Mansfield Town’s comeback win against Salford City saw them make it nine wins from 10 games in all competitions as the amber and blues continue their charge up the table.
Mansfield Town have the chance to make it five successive home victories but the resurgent Ammies will not make reaching that target easy for the amber and blues.
Mansfield Town were lucky not to concede in the dying embers of the game but you can’t always win games by playing pretty as they did the dirty work well to secure the three points.
Seven points separate Mansfield Town and seventh-place Harrogate Town who sit in the final play-off position in League Two.
Mansfield Town bounced back from their midweek defeat to secure a 2-1 victory over Crawley Town at The People’s Pension Stadium in stormy conditions.
Mansfield Town’s five-game unbeaten run came to an end during midweek as they were defeated by a very resilient Sutton United side.
Mansfield Town were second best in a game of missed opportunities as goals in either half for Sutton United saw them secure a 2-0 victory.
Mansfield Town face a real test of resilience and character as they face the impressive Sutton United at Gander Green Lane.
Mansfield Town continued their fantastic run of form as they recorded their fifth successive win in all competitions with a fine 3-1 victory over bottom of the league Scunthorpe United.
Mansfield Town have managed to turn their fortunes around after a poor start to the season that saw them go on a 14-game winless run.
Mansfield Town battled until the very end as goals from John-Joe O’Toole and Ryan Stirk saw the amber and blues record their fourth successive victory.
Mansfield Town come into the game against Stevenage in fine form after their recent FA Cup giant-killing of Sunderland was backed up by a commanding 6-3 victory over Newcastle United’s under-21 side in the Papa John’s Trophy.
Nigel Clough must feel as if a weight has lifted off his shoulders as his Mansfield Town side beat Tranmere Rovers 2-0 to end a winless run of 14 games in all competitions.
Mansfield Town’s winless run dates back to August 14th where they secured their last victory, a 2-1 win over Newport County at the One Call Stadium.
Mansfield Town have announced the signing of experienced defender/midfielder John-Joe O’Toole.
Following their impressive performance against Port Vale, Mansfield Town face another tough test as they travel to St James Park to take on Matt Taylor’s Exeter City side.
Mansfield Town responded tremendously to last weekend’s defeat against Northampton Town with a performance full of heart and desire as they earned a 1-1 draw against Port Vale.
Mansfield Town are in free fall and currently only find themselves above the relegation zone on goal difference.
It was simply poor from Mansfield Town as they were defeated by Northampton Town at Sixfields.
With another two players added onto the long list of injuries and suspensions, Mansfield Town manager Nigel Clough needs to somehow guide the amber and blues out of a very sticky situation.
George Maris’ injury in the first half was the biggest talking point as the midfielder was stretchered off midway through the half with Mansfield Town’s injury crisis getting worse.
Ollie Banks’ penalty in the 55th minute and a Ferrand Rawson red card in added time of the second half pilled even more pressure on Mansfield Town as their torrid league form continued.
Exeter City manager Matthew Taylor called for his players to take inspiration from Sam Nombe, who scored for a third consecutive match in the Grecians 2-2 draw with the Saddlers.