EFL and National League games postponed again by frozen pitches
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Nine of Tuesday's English Football League and National League games have been postponed due to frozen pitches.
In League One, second-placed Sheffield Wednesday's trip to Cheltenham Town was called off shortly before 13:00 GMT on Tuesday following a pitch inspection.
Burton v Peterborough and Exeter City v Barnsley are also off in the third tier, with the latter failing a 16:30 GMT pitch inspection.
The League Two games at AFC Wimbledon, Crawley Town and Swindon are all off.
In the National League, the matches at Maidenhead, Solihull and Yeovil will not go ahead as scheduled.
No new dates have yet been arranged for the games to be played, with tickets to remain valid for the rescheduled time.
Nine games in both League Two and the National League were postponed on Saturday, as well as three games in League One.
Six of Tuesday's League One games currently remain on, as do three in League Two and five in the National League.
Two of Tuesday's planned National League games - Eastleigh v Barnet and Woking v Torquay - have been moved back 24 hours to Wednesday to try to ensure they go ahead.
Tuesday's postponed games
League One
Burton Albion v Peterborough
Cheltenham Town v Sheffield Wednesday
Exeter City v Barnsley
League Two
AFC Wimbledon v Walsall
Crawley Town v Grimsby Town
Swindon Town v Stevenage
National League
Maidenhead United v Southend United
Solihull Moors v Notts County
Yeovil Town v Wealdstone
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