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After an encouraging result in midweek, Mansfield Town will be going into this weekend’s fixture full of confidence that they can disrupt the momentum of another promotion-pushing side.
The ex-Premier League defender showed his class by putting his body on the line and helping Mansfield Town to a very welcome point after a 0-0 draw against Forest Green.
Mansfield Town will be looking to build on their two recent draws and go for the killer blow against promotion-pushing Forest Green.
Two set-pieces and two goals that could have easily have been preventable. If it wasn’t for these minor mistakes, Mansfield Town could have ran away 2-0 victors and with a valuable clean sheet.
The amber and blues will look to build on their recent results as they host Paul Hurst’s Grimsby Town at at the One Call Stadium.
The midfielder struck a fantastic low free-kick which caught Carlisle goalkeeper Magnus Norman off guard as the amber and blues were able to get a point from a frustrating match.
Constant inability to hold onto points has cost the Stags in recent weeks. A home match against Carlisle is in store as both side look to move up the League Two table.
The performance was simply brilliant. Picking themselves up from 1-0 down, the Stags turned things around and beat league leaders Cheltenham Town 3-1.
Crumbling has been an understatement for the last few games that Mansfield Town have played. One victory in the last six league matches is a vast contrast to where the amber and blues were in January.
The Stags must pick themselves once more after an uninspiring result in midweek sees them fall in the League Two table and closer to the relegation zone.
The Stags travel to a blossoming Bradford with back-to-back wins the main priority after victory at the weekend.
The Stags’ 1-0 victory over the Shrimps at the One Call Stadium was their first victory since January 23rd. George Maris was a key component in a fantastic defensive display.
The Stags have lost three consecutive matches as they struggle to follow their form from the start of 2021. This weekend they face Morecambe with Mansfield Town needing a win to turn a corner.
After two consecutive league defeats at home, the Stags now turn attentions to the road as they travel to The EnviroVent Stadium to face League Two new boys Harrogate Town.
The Stags were defeated for the second time in a matter of four days as the defensively fragile side lose 3-0 at the hands of league leaders, Cambridge United.
The same starting 11 week in and week out and it is clear to see that in the final stages of the last three matches the Stags have shown signs of tiredness and lose all sense of rhythm.
More postponements as the Stags finally return to home action to face Bolton Wanderers on Tuesday evening after this exact game was postponed last week.
The Stags will be looking to make it seven consecutive games unbeaten in League Two as they travel to the Colchester Community Stadium to face struggling Colchester United.
Nigel Clough’s men will look to make it six wins out of six as they travel to Banks’s Stadium to face Walsall who are only three points ahead of the Stags.
The Stags were able to secure new signings before the 11pm deadline and have seen some players depart the club on loan or on permanent deals.
The Stags continue their away journeys with an encounter at the Roots Hall Football Stadium against basement boys Southend United.
The January transfer window is upon us and we have seen the first bit of transfer activity in Nigel Clough’s first window since joining the club.
The Stags return to League Two action when they return to their travels and go hunting for three points once more, this time at Boundary Park against Oldham Athletic.
The midfielder has only been at the club for a few months and it is clear to see that from day one he has been a fan favourite as his tenacious play continues to provide goals for the Stags.