Here's how our Hartlepool United writer Robbie Stelling expects Pools to line up as they bid to return to winning ways against the Iron. What do you make of his team?
5. Left-back: Cameron John
Excellent once again against Braintree, producing a brilliant goal line clearance when Terrell Works looked destined to give the hosts the lead. York manager Stuart Maynard revealed last week he had been "closely monitoring" the defender and Pools fans will be desperately hoping his parent club aren't tempted to recall him from his loan. Photo: Frank Reid
6. Central-midfield: Nathan Sheron
While he hasn't been able to reproduce the high levels of performance that made him such a fan favourite last season, the 28-year-old is the only Pools player to have started every league game so far this term and remains a reliable and hardworking presence in the engine room. Photo: Frank Reid
7. Central-midfield: Jamie Miley
Pools fans will be hoping he can impact games a bit more than he has done in recent weeks. The young midfielder's potential is clear for all to see, but his side need to find a way to play to his strengths and get the best out of him more consistently. Photo: Frank Reid
8. Right-midfield: Matty Daly
Does a lot of good work both in and out of possession but supporters would surely like to see him do more to hurt opponents. The 24-year-old has scored just once in 23 National League games so far this season. Photo: Frank Reid