  AFC Wimbledon v York
Reported by teletext on Friday, 20 November 2009 (on November 20, 2009)
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Goalkeeper Seb Brown will continue to deputise for the injured James Pullen, who has an ankle injury.Alan Inns looks set for a long spell out with a possible cruciate knee ligament injury, while striker Danny Kedwell faces a fitness check (ankle).In-form striker Richard Brodie is a concern for York (foot), while winger Tyrone Berry is likely to make the trip after signing last week.Chester v AltrinchamLoanees Michael Coulson and Jonathan Flynn have not extended their deals at Chester and have left the club.Gregg Blundell could come into the side in place of Coulson and Anthony Kay should take Flynn's place, but Neil Ashton (groin) is a major worry.Altrincham duo Tom Kearney and James Smith are serving bans for violent conduct while Nicky Clee has not trained this week and is doubtful.Ebbsfleet v TamworthLeon Crooks is likely to be restored to the Ebbsfleet line-up after his ban.Fellow defender Darius Charles faces a fitness check-up, while former Fleet favourite Ross Smith has returned to the club to bolster the defence.Tamworth striker Nick Wright has been away on international duty and will have his fitness tested, while Alex Rodman is still struggling with a back injury and misses out again.Forest Green v StevenageRovers are facing a defensive crisis ahead of their clash with Stevenage.Full-back Andy Taylor has left the club after his injury-hit stay, centre-backs Lee Ayres and Oliver Thorne are recovering from injuries and Jeffrey Imudia is out for the season.Stevenage defender Jon Ashton will have a test on his back injury, but Lee Boylan returns from a knee injury to boost boss Graham Westley's attack.Gateshead v GraysDefender Chris Swailes will be hoping for a return to the Gateshead line-up.Swailes was an unused substitute in midweek following his ban but may start after Gateshead shipped five goals, while Daryl Clare and Peter Winn have extended their loans and should play.Midfielders Billy Bingham and Harlee Dean have joined Grays and are set to go straight into the squad. Ronnie Bull is back after a knee injury.Hayes & Yeading v CrawleyForward Scott Fitzgerald is back for Hayes after his suspension.Manager Garry Haylock has brought in striker Craig Wilkins on loan, while Matt Ruby limped off last weekend against Wrexham but should feature.Crawley goalkeeper Simon Rayner was forced off against Mansfield last week and faces a late check, but defender Sam Rents could return having missed the last five games (ankle).Histon v WrexhamHiston midfielder Nathaniel Knight-Percival should be fit despite breaking his nose against Rushden & Diamonds last week and being forced off.Michael Frew is again likely to lead the attack in the absence of Danny Wright, who is out with a calf injury.Wrexham striker Lamine Sakho is banned for head-butting an opponent last week, while Hedi Taboubi (ban) is out and Silvio Spann is a doubt (hamstring).Kettering v KidderminsterNew Kettering manager Lee Harper has nearly a full squad to choose from for his first game in charge.Greg Taylor is likely to deputise once again for full-back James Jennings, and Lee Fowler may start now he is back from a hamstring injury.Harriers boss Mark Yates is unlikely to make any changes after beating leaders Oxford 3-1 last time out, although Chris McPhee returns from suspension.Luton v CambridgeKevin Pilkington is set to continue between the posts for Luton as Mark Tyler remains on the sidelines (back).Striker Liam Hatch is definitely out with a serious ankle problem, but Lewis Emmanuel (broken toe) came through a reserves game and could return.Cambridge will be again be without wing-back Dan Gleeson, who will miss his third game with a thigh injury, with Rory McAuley set to deputise.Mansfield v EastbourneJake Speight is the latest absentee for the Stags after picking up a knee injury in training on Wednesday.Gary Silk is suspended after receiving his fifth booking of the term, but Matt Somner is back after his ban.Sport trio Matt Crabb, Gary Elphick and Darren Baker all returned to training after missing last week's defeat by Salisbury and go back into the squad. Andy Atkin returns from suspension.Oxford v BarrowOxford manager Chris Wilder will be without Matt Green, who suffered a ligament tear in his right knee in the defeat at Kidderminster last week.Forward Jamie Cook returns for the leaders, while regular left-back Steven Kinniburgh is suspended.Barrow will hand a debut to 18-year-old striker Jordan Bowery after he joined on loan from Chesterfield. Andy Cook and Jon Shaw are both on the sidelines.Salisbury v Rushden & DiamSalisbury manager Tommy Widdrington will be able to call on a full-strength squad to face Rushden & Diamonds.On-loan QPR defender Joe Oastler is available having missed out against Eastbourne with a stomach bug.Jefferson Louis is a doubt for Diamonds after injuring his knee on his debut, so Cliff Akurang, his replacement against Histon, will keep his place after scoring twice in the 2-1 victory.
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