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Will Norris is back in goal for Wycombe while Mikki Van Sas is out of the squad because of an injury which means Stuart Moore is the replacement goalkeeper.

Defender Connor Taylor is suspended while Junior Quitirna and Magnus Westergaard are on the bench.

Along with Norris, Dan Casey, Ewan Henderson and Fred Onyedinma get the nod to start.

Leyton Orient boss Richie Wellens names the same side which started the FA Cup win at Tamworth on Monday.

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Wanderers are normally happy to wander, right?

Not if you're Wycombe it would appear, they're quite happy to be home birds.

The Chairboys have won their past six games at Adams Park in all competitions, they've only failed to score once on home turf and, recently installed boss Michael Duff is yet to lose there.

Mind you, it's probably just as well they're so good in Buckinghamshire otherwise they'd be in a whole heap of trouble, although as it is they are only three points clear of the relegation zone.

So you could forgive them for fancying their chances as Leyton Orient roll into town - the O's have lost five of their seven away league trips this season but have also picked up a couple of victories along the way.

These two made the play-offs last season with Orient falling at the final hurdle to Charlton at Wembley.

It's fair to say both sides will have to go some to repeat those achievements.

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It's a much changed backline for Northampton as they make five amendments to the starting line-up from their last league outing.

Joe Wormleighton, Michael Forbes, Nesta Guinness-Walker and Sam Hoskins all miss out, though Kamarai Swyer does make the bench.

Jack Burroughs, Conor McCarthy, Jordan Willis, Ethan Wheatley and Kyle Edwards all take their place in the XI.

As for Mansfield, it's the same faces they've had for their past six league games.

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Mansfield Town boss Nigel Clough celebrated five years as Stags boss on Thursday as the side prepare to visit Northampton Town.

From steering them clear of a relegation to the National League to securing promotion, it's been an eventful half-decade for Clough.

This year, he's seeking promotion number two and with Mansfield currently just one point below the top seven, a win against 17th placed Northampton would help them keep believing.

"It certainly hasn't been dull," Clough told BBC Radio Nottingham.

"There have been a lot of ups and downs, but mainly ups I hope for the supporters and everybody.

"We are still around and where we want to be in League One, where we are trying to establish ourselves, competing every week to see where that takes us."

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Stevenage failed to take the top spot after a loss against Reading on Thursday but there are plenty of other contending to topple current leaders Stockport County.

Technically, every other member of the top six are still in the race to end the weekend at the apex but County will no doubt do everything in their power to remain top dogs.

Meanwhile, at the bottom, Port Vale and Plymouth Argyle will be aiming to at least close the gap between them and safety from the dreaded bottom four.

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Colchester have tweaked things at both ends of the pitch, with defender Kane Vincent-Young and forward Samson Tovide both earning starting places in the only changes to the side that drew at Swindon a fortnight ago.

Jack Payne is still out for the U's, with Rob Hunt among the substitutes again.

Bromley have brought experienced frontman Corey Whitely back into their starting line-up, with Nicke Kabamba - despite his five goals so far this season - dropping to the bench.

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Jack Payne hit a hat-trick against Chesterfield, then it was Harry Anderson’s turn against Harrogate – so who will step up to ensure the Colchester Community Stadium punters are entertained today?

The home crowd are unlikely to mind, provided they witness another healthy tally of Colchester goals and a result that extends their side’s recent run of form, with their last four games bringing three wins and a very creditable 0-0 draw at Swindon.

That has lifted the U’s to the dizzy heights of 14th place in the table, three points behind today’s visitors Bromley in 11th.

The Ravens haven’t gobbled up too much in the way of points on the road lately, with three defeats in their last four away games – although the other one did bring victory courtesy of Michael Cheek’s winner at Crewe.

That run will give Bromley boss Andy Woodman cause for frustration, as will his enforced absence from the touchline – he is serving out the last of a three-match suspension, with assistants Steve Aris and Alex Dyer taking charge again today.

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Experienced Josh Ruffels, who joined Shrewsbury from Huddersfield earlier this season, starts for the first time in the league after featuring in last weekend's FA Cup win at South Shields.

Tommy McDermott makes way for Ruffels, but the Shrews are otherwise unchanged as they bid to stretch their unbeaten run to five games.

Hosts Crewe have gone with the same starting line-up that triumphed 3-2 against Grimsby in their most recent league outing.

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Six weeks ago, Shrewsbury’s prospects of staving off a second successive relegation were looking somewhat ominous.

Second from bottom at that stage, with just a solitary win on their record, the Shrews have undergone a mini-revival by garnering eight points from their last four games as well as successively navigating a tricky FA Cup trip to South Shields.

However, with most of the teams around them also experiencing an upturn in form, Michael Appleton’s side are still only two points off the foot of the table and need to maintain their momentum at Mornflake Stadium.

That’s unlikely to be straightforward against a Crewe side tucked in just behind the play-off places – although Shrewsbury will be heartened by the fact the Alex have already lost three times on home turf.

Crewe’s most recent league outing there brought plenty of goals and drama, with on-loan Stoke forward Emre Tezgel hitting a hat-trick as they edged a see-saw clash against Grimsby 3-2.

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Such is the fierce competition in League Two, any of the top seven could potentially make it to the top of the table come the end of the afternoon.

Meanwhile, all of the bottom six are at risk of finding themselves in the basement.

Very tight-knit.

Here's what we've got to start our Saturday off with a bang at 12:30 GMT:

League One

• Northampton Town v Mansfield Town
• Wycombe Wanderers v Leyton Orient

League Two

• Crewe Alexandra v Shrewsbury Town
• Colchester United v Bromley

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The embers of bonfire night are gone but that doesn't mean we don't have some explosive action to bring you.

It's another bumper Saturday in the EFL, with the fight for the top spot in both League One and League Two heating to boiling point.

Mathematically, five League One sides could seal the top spot today and SEVEN of the teams in the tier below could make the apex.

Who will be the biggest victors of the weekend? Stay here as we bring you all the build-up with four early kick-offs to get us started.