Our Hartlepool United writer Robbie Stelling has made his latest round of predictions ahead of a huge weekend at both ends of the National League. What do you make of his marks?
5. Rochdale 3-2 Boston United
Dale took advantage of York's defeat at Boreham Wood in the week, edging past Brackley to move back to the top of the National League table. Indeed, Jimmy McNulty's side are in fine form, winning 10 and drawing three of their last 13 matches, but can expect a stern examination against a Pilgrims outfit who have been flying since the return of manager Paul Hurst, winning five and drawing three of their last eight games. Photo: subm
6. Altrincham 2-1 Truro City
A run of three wins in their last four matches has seen Altrincham move seven points clear of the relegation zone. Bottom club Truro ended a run of five consecutive defeats by securing a battling point away at play-off chasing Southend in the week but the Tinners will be hard-pressed to repeat the feat on Saturday, especially given the huge amount of travelling to and from Cornwall John Askey's side have undertaken of late. Photo: Frank Reid
7. Sutton United 2-1 Morecambe
The Us have won three of their last five games and were good value during their midweek victory over Pools. Morecambe, likewise, have shown signs of improvement under Jim Bentley of late, with their only defeat in their last four matches coming at the hands of title-chasing York. A difficult one to call, although Sutton will be hoping home advantage gives them the edge. Photo: National World
8. Woking 1-1 Tamworth
The Cards secured a valuable point against in-form Boston in their first game since the sacking of manager Neal Ardley. Tamworth have drawn seven of their last 11 matches. Photo: HENRY NICHOLLS