Here's how our Hartlepool United writer Robbie Stelling expects Pools to line up as they look to make it three wins on the spin against strugglers Sutton in midweek.
5. Left-back: Cameron John
Looked back to his best against the Cumbrians having endured a stop, start beginning to the year. Has reignited a productive partnership with Tyrese Sinclair down the Pools left having previously been a teammate of the in-form winger at Rochdale and York. Photo: Frank Reid
6. Central-midfield: Jack Hunter
Has taken his chance well since being brought back into the fold by Nicky Featherstone and has been a regular in the Pools side since October. Dragged an effort wide from close range against Carlisle and is now without a goal in any of his previous 52 appearances but had one of his better games last time out. Photo: Frank Reid
7. Central-midfield: Nathan Sheron
Having been left out for the first time all season against Solihull Moors, the tough-tackling 28-year-old produced one of his best performances of the campaign having been restored to the team ahead of last week's visit of rivals Carlisle. Photo: Frank Reid
8. Right-wing: Matty Daly
Nicky Featherstone said last week that Charlie Caton had been set to start against Carlisle only for the Accrington Stanley loanee to have been struck down by food poisoning hours before kick-off. Daly might well have been the man to take his place and the 24-year-old probably did just about enough to earn another start, setting up Alex Reid's goal less than a minute into the second half. Photo: Frank Reid