Pools won at home for the first time since New Year's Day as they dispatched a resurgent Boston side in empathic fashion last week. Anthony Limbrick's team will make the trip to West Yorkshire in confident mood to take on a Halifax side who are challenging for the play-offs but are in the midst of a difficult run having failed to score in any of their last three games. Halifax have 10 first team players out injured, while manager Chris Millington suggested the deteriorating pitch at The Shay was threatening to "derail" his side's impressive season. Pools have no new injury concerns as they look to string back-to-back wins together for just the second time this season. Here's a look at how they could line up.
9. Attacking-midfield: Anthony Mancini
Was outstanding on his first start since New Year's Day in the win over Boston. The difficult pitch at The Shay might not suit him, but he's capable of magic on just about any surface providing he can keep fit. Photo: Frank Reid
10. Striker: Gary Madine
Ended a run of seven games without a goal with a well-taken strike against Boston on his first start in three weeks. Photo: Frank Reid
11. Striker: Mani Dieseruvwe
Scored his 14th goal of the season last week and will be hoping to add to his tally against one of his former sides. Photo: Frank Reid