COLCHESTER United travel to play Doncaster Rovers this afternoon, in their final away game of the season.
The U's head to the Eco-Power Stadium for the first time since 2017, safe in the knowlege that their EFL place is safe, for next season.
From likely line-ups to key men and the referee, all you need to know can be found below ahead of the U's penultimate game of the season.
U's team news
Colchester could welcome Cole Skuse back to their squad for the game at Doncaster.
The experienced midfielder has not featured since appearing as a second-half substitute in the U's home win over Crewe Alexandra, on April 10.
Tom Dallison is also pushing for a start after continuing his return to match fitness by playing 90 minutes for the under-21s, on Monday night.
Kwesi Appiah is back in training after two months out with a knee injury but Alan Judge and Sam Hornby remain out.
Likely line-ups
U's (3-4-1-2): Smith, Hall, Chambers, Kelleher, Greenidge, Tchamadeu, Ashley, Read, Chilvers, Tovide, Akinde
Doncaster (3-4-3): Mitchell, Long, Faulkner, Williams, Ravenhill, Molyneux, Brown, Close, Hurst, Barlow, Miller
Head coach's view
Colchester boss Ben Garner on Doncaster clash:
“They’ve got good players within their squad.
“A lot of their games I’ve been watching recently have been very close.
“It hasn’t even been spells of pressure sometimes, from opposition teams.
“It’s just been a lapse in concentration or a mistake that’s cost them.
“They’ve got some technically good players, they try and play, they stick to what they’re doing which is fantastic but for me, the focus is very much on us and making sure that our level is right and our performance is right and if we do that, we can obviously go there and win the game and keep this good run going.
“It’s always a difficult one with a team that’s been on that type of run, because they’ve striving to turn it around.
“There’s obviously a hunger there to do so and there’s no team or player that doesn’t want to win.
“Everyone wants to win and I think it’s always a very dangerous animal when you’re playing a team like that.
“But it’s very much about what we need to do, what levels we need to hit, how we’re going to set up for this game and let’s focus on getting that right.
“Nine times out of ten, if you do get all of those things right, hopefully that will lead to the result that you want."
Key battle
Samson Tovide is set to face Doncaster again, having scored his first professional goal against the same opponents, last November.
The U's teenage striker is set to come up against centre-back Ro-Shaun Williams, who will be hoping to help his side turn their form around after a nine-match winless run.
Last meeting
Colchester ran out 3-0 winners when they last face Doncaster, last November.
Goals from Alex Newby, Samson Tovide and Luke Hannant sealed a comfortable victory for Matt Bloomfield's side, at the JobServe Community Stadium.
Opposition view
Doncaster boss Danny Schofield told the club's website:
“Every game is just as important as every one. Even though it doesn’t look like you’re playing for anything, you are. You’re playing for the supporters, the football club, your careers and to be the best you can be in whatever situation that’s in.
“I know it’s difficult. It’s difficult for everyone at the minute with the form not where it should be and the performances are not where we want them to be. When you go through these difficult periods, we try to create this togetherness to take us through these moments together."
Referee
Sunny Singh Gill is the man in the middle today.
He has presided over 29 games so far this season, showing 115 yellow cards and three reds.
He last presided over a Colchester game when he was the man in the middle for the U’s 1-0 defeat to Northampton Town, on February 25.
Odds
Colchester are 6/5 to win today, according to bookmakers Paddy Power. The draw is 11/5 while a Doncaster victory is viewed at 12/5.
Today's League Two fixtures (3pm): AFC Wimbledon v Tranmere Rovers, Carlisle United v Salford City, Crawley Town v Walsall, Crewe Alexandra v Swindon Town, Doncaster Rovers v Colchester United, Gillingham v Newport County, Hartlepool United v Barrow, Leyton Orient v Stockport County, Mansfield Town v Harrogate Town, Northampton Town v Bradford City, Rochdale v Sutton United, Stevenage v Grimsby Town.
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