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The Stags face a trip to Gloucestershire as a place in the Fourth Round of the FA Cup is up for grabs as Cheltenham Town welcome Mansfield Town to the Jonny Rocks Stadium.
The Stags will look to build on their impressive home win last time out against Port Vale when they face promotion-chasing Salford City at the One Call Stadium.
What a way to start 2021! It was simply an effortless performance from the Stags who scored four goals, secured their first home win of the season and got a much needed clean sheet in the process.
The Stags will want to start 2021 in the best possible way and put 2020 in the past as they look to move up the League Two table as they face Port Vale at the One Call Stadium.
The Stags drew 1-1 against bottom of the league Southend United in their home encounter as the amber and blues lacked creativity throughout.
The Stags have played incredibly ever since Nigel Clough has come in and have really turned it around. Now they face the task of climbing the League Two table.
Mansfield have been impressive under Nigel Clough so far and have only lost once in six games under their new boss. They’ll look to continue their good run as Crawley Town come to NG18.
The game was not easy for the hosts as the away team, Dagenham & Redbridge did not give away any silly mistakes. In the 122nd minute, Nicky Maynard scored the crucial goal to send the Stags into the third round of the cup.
Back in September, Cambridge United became the first club in the country to allow fans in to watch elite competitive football. Just under three months later, and their supporters will finally be back at The Abbey for the visit of Mansfield Town.
The Stags have not been past the fourth round of the FA Cup since the 2007/08 season and have only reached the third round twice since then.
The right-back looked like the only one actually trying as the Stags failed to make it seven unbeaten as they recorded their first loss under Nigel Clough.
It could be argued that Mansfield should have won their last league fixture against Colchester, but the immense pressure enabled the Essex-based side to get a goal that levelled the game at 1-1.
The Stags drew 1-1 with Colchester United at the One Call Stadium in League Two, but it was clear to see one player who gave it 110% as he has done since coming into the squad.
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