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Two points from two games would usually be seen as a negative. However, in Mansfield Town’s case, those performances against Rochdale and Leyton Orient respectively stopped the rot as the amber and blues were finally able to pick up some valuable points.
Newport County manager Michael Flynn has left the club this morning on amicable terms.
Exeter City welcome relegation strugglers Walsall to St James Park aiming to extend their unbeaten streak to eight matches.
Mansfield Town manager Nigel Clough will hope that the recent home draw against Rochdale has given his side a bit of confidence to turn their recent form around.
Nigel Clough was struck with even more bad news even before the Rochdale game kicked off as James Perch was ruled out for the season due to a fractured skull and Richard Nartey also sustained an injury.
Mansfield Town’s luck on and off the pitch has been awful, to say the least as they hope to shatter their winless run with a positive result against in-form Rochdale.
Another three goals were conceded away from home as defensively Mansfield Town can’t seem to catch a break with their winless streak continuing.
Mansfield Town have struggled for results in recent weeks and the amber and blues will be looking to put it right this time around as they travel to the West Midlands to take on Walsall.
Defensive problems continue as Mansfield Town were well and truly beaten by Harrogate Town and now boast an unwanted record of conceding the joint-most amount of goals so far this season.
Mansfield Town have the chance to put it right at the second time of asking as they take on Harrogate Town at the One Call Stadium.
Mansfield Town have announced the loan signings of Richard Nartey from Burnley and Will Forrester from Stoke City.
Mansfield Town have not had the easiest two weeks recording back-to-back losses against Bradford City and Swindon Town.
On-loan striker Tyreece Simpson scored the only goal of the game as the Robins claimed their second consecutive league victory.
Mansfield Town will be looking to get back to winning ways and keep their unbeaten away record intact as Ben Garner’s Swindon Town welcome the Nottinghamshire club to The County Ground.
The Stags were leading 2-1 after Oli Hawkins’ second goal in the 52nd minute, but goals from Charles Vernam and ex-Stag Andy Cook secured the three points for the Bantams.
Mansfield Town were ultimately left disappointed in their previous encounter as they drew 1-1 with Colchester United. The amber and blues take on Bradford City this weekend at the One Call Stadium with the Nottinghamshire club’s flawless home league record at stake.
The Stags were the dominant force throughout the encounter, but in the dying embers of the game, the U’s were given a penalty which Freddie Sears scored to earn them a point against the amber and blues.
Mansfield Town face a 320-mile round trip as they travel down to the JobServe Community Stadium for their first away game of the season.
George Maris and Robbie Willmott were on target in the opening 10 minutes with Ollie Clarke getting the decisive goal just before the half-time interval.
A win in the first league game of the season sees Nigel Clough’s Mansfield Town looking to make it two consecutive league victories as they face Newport County at the One Call Stadium.
Two games into the 2021/22 season and Carlisle United are yet to score a goal, a tale of many missed opportunities, whilst their hosts on Saturday are defying their summer of financial issues.
Scott Sinclair and Emil Riis Jakobsen were on target for North End as the Lilywhites knocked out the Stags at the first round stage for a second successive time.
Since 1982/83, Mansfield Town have not progressed further than the second round of the League Cup as they will look to do so when Preston North End come to town.
Port Vale welcome Sunderland to Vale Park hoping to cause an upset in the first round of the Carabao Cup.