How many scores and results do you think our Pools writer will get right this week?
1. Solihull Moors 2-1 Wealdstone
Solihull have made great strides under new manager Chris Millington, winning five of their last seven games in all competitions, albeit the Moors were thumped 3-0 by Halifax last time out. The plucky Stones have been superb so far this season and picked up another excellent result last time out, drawing with promotion-chasing Forest Green Rovers. It's hard to bet against Sam Cox's side, but Solihull's recent form is difficult to ignore. Photo: Tony Johnson
2. Hartlepool United 2-0 Truro City
Given that Truro have lost eight and drawn two of their 10 away games so far this season, it's hard to imagine that the prospect of an 872-mile round trip to one of manager John Askey's former sides is something the National League's bottom club are really relishing. While it's true that Pools haven't been great at home, drawing six of their 10 league games at Victoria Park so far this season, they have made significant progress under interim boss Nicky Featherstone and were superb when cruising past Eastleigh last time out. Photo: Adam Cook/The Corner Photography
3. Carlisle United 3-0 Tamworth
For all Tamworth have impressed again so far this season under Andy Peaks, the Lambs are on a difficult run and have lost five of their last six games in all competitions. It's hard to see past a Carlisle side who are level on points with league leaders Rochdale and are unbeaten in their previous 10 matches. Photo: Ryan Hiscott
4. Woking 1-0 Brackley Town
Woking are heading in the right direction after a difficult start to the season and the Cards are now unbeaten in their last seven matches in all competitions. Brackley have gone the other way, losing their last four games in succession, and will be hoping the return of frontman Danny Newton will help solve some of their problems in front of goal, with the Saints having scored just 15 times in 20 league matches so far this term. Photo: Simon Marper/PA Wire