FC Halifax Town v Hartlepool: Preview
Halifax could also drop into the bottom four if they draw and Solihull win by a big enough margin.
But if they win, Halifax will move above Hartlepool in the table.
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Hide AdTown have won only twice in 21 league games, and just once in their last 10 matches in all competitions.
Caretaker-manager Neil Young said after Saturday’s 2-1 defeat to Ebbsfleet that Josh Wilde had a scan on Friday and was still waiting for the results, but estimated he could be out for four to six weeks.
Cliff Moyo sustained a dead leg on Saturday and Young reckons he could be out for up to a week.
Young said Josh Macdonald “didn’t look good” and was limping heavily, and could also be out for up to a week.
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Hide AdHartlepool’s 3-2 win over Woking last time out was their first win in 12 outings, since beating Halifax 4-0 on November 21.
That 4-0 win was also their last clean sheet, while their last away win came when they beat Torquay 2-0 on October 28.
Craig Harrison’s side have shipped 13 goals in their last five games, and have lost eight of their last 12.
Town were drubbed 4-0 in the return fixture back in November, with goals from Nicky Deverdics, Liam Donnelly, Rhys Oates and Conor Newton.
Tuesday’s National League fixtures:
Chester v Leyton Orient
Boreham W v Maidstone
Barrow v Gateshead
Halifax v Hartlepool
Tranmere v Macclesfield
Guiseley v AFC Fylde
Maidenhead v Eastleigh
Solihull M v Wrexham
Torquay v Sutton Utd
Ebbsfleet v Woking
Aldershot v Bromley
Dover v Dag & Red