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Not all of League Two's matches have survived the elements, but a couple of those that have feature a recurring theme of high fliers against strugglers.

Leaders Lincoln City travel to bottom of the table Notts County - probably not the opposition County would've wanted after a week of turmoil off the pitch for owner Alan Hardy.

Meanwhile, second-placed Mansfield Town host second-from-bottom Macclesfield Town.

Bury in third will also hope to keep themselves in the automatic promotion places when they host Crawley Town.

• Bury v Crawley Town
• Cheltenham Town P-P Cambridge United
• Crewe Alexandra P-P Carlisle United
• Exeter City v MK Dons
• Grimsby Town v Newport County
• Mansfield Town v Macclesfield Town
• Northampton Town v Colchester United
• Notts County v Lincoln City
• Oldham Athletic P-P Morecambe
• Port Vale P-P Tranmere Rovers
• Stevenage v Yeovil Town
• Swindon Town P-P Forest Green Rovers

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League One's form horses are most definitely Luton Town, who after a midweek victory over Portsmouth have a five-point lead at the top.

The Hatters travel to Shrewsbury Town this afternoon while second-placed Pompey will bid to halt a run of three straight league defeats when they host Doncaster Rovers.

Elsewhere, Darren Ferguson is back at London Road for the first time since starting his third spell in charge of Peterborough United at home against Plymouth Argyle.

Sadly in the north west, the weather has got the better of Accrington's match at home against Blackpool and forced a postponement.

• Accrington Stanley P-P Blackpool
• Barnsley v Scunthorpe United
• Burton Albion v Oxford United
• Coventry City v Gillingham
• Fleetwood Town v Charlton Athletic
• Peterborough United v Plymouth Argyle
• Portsmouth v Doncaster Rovers
• Shrewsbury Town v Luton Town
• Southend United v Bristol Rovers
• Sunderland v AFC Wimbledon
• Walsall v Rochdale
• Wycombe Wanderers v Bradford City

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Without doubt, the pick of the day's action comes in our late kick-off at 17:30 GMT.

Leaders Leeds host second-placed Norwich at Elland Road with a chance for the hosts to move six points clear at the top.

Sheffield United meanwhile have a chance to close the gap on those two before they even kick-off when they host struggling Bolton.

Play-off contenders West Brom and Middlesbrough meet in another "Tony Pulis Derby" while Steve Bruce's long-awaited bow as Sheffield Wednesday boss comes at bottom-placed Ipswich.

• Birmingham City v Nottingham Forest
• Brentford v Blackburn Rovers
• Bristol City v Swansea City
• Hull City v Stoke City
• Ipswich Town v Sheffield Wednesday
• Millwall v Rotherham United
• Reading v Aston Villa
• Sheffield United v Bolton Wanderers
• West Brom v Middlesbrough
• Leeds United v Norwich City (17:30 GMT)

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Still able to feel your fingers and toes? Good.

Have no fear, the EFL is here to blow a warm wind through the snow and ice covered parts of this frozen isle.

A few fixtures may have sadly not beaten the conditions, but we've still got plenty on offer to help melt away those snow flurries.

Stay tuned - plenty to come between now and 19:30 GMT.