Here's how our Hartlepool United writer Robbie Stelling expects Pools to line up in Surrey.
5. Right-wing-back: Jay Benn
Has had his critics in recent weeks but was outstanding against Rochdale and fans will be hoping he might benefit from the increased freedom offered by a more advanced wing-back role. Photo: Frank Reid
6. Central-midfield: Nathan Sheron
Excellent against Rochdale and his role is perhaps even more important in Nicky Featherstone's new-look 3-4-3 formation, providing the boss sticks with it at the Kingfield Stadium. All of his three Pools goals have been scored away from home. Photo: Frank Reid
7. Central-midfield: Jamie Miley
Looked well-suited to the change in shape against Rochdale and benefited from being allowed to make late, surging runs forward from the engine room. Pools fans will be hoping to see the best of him in the second half of the season now he appears to have established himself as a regular fixture in the starting XI. Photo: Frank Reid
8. Left-wing-back: Matty Daly
Doesn't feel as though he's a long-term solution for Pools down the left hand side, but did more than enough during the win over Rochdale to warrant inclusion again. Photo: Frank Reid