Plymouth have won seven of their last 10 League One home matches
Peterborough have failed to win in 11 consecutive away league fixtures
Nine of Stockport’s last 10 home league games have generated at least three goals
The reduced fixture list presents an opportunity for third-placed Plymouth, who approach their home match against Burton knowing that a victory takes them to the top of the League One table.
Fifth-placed Cambridge are the only other top six side in action and they face a tough contest at home to seventh-placed AFC Wimbledon.
Here are our score predictions for all four Saturday games.
Cambridge vs AFC Wimbledon - Saturday September 25 (3pm)
Cambridge have quickly adjusted to League One football and have an outside chance of rising to first place if they can secure maximum points at home to AFC Wimbledon.
Neil Harris’s side would reach the summit with a home victory as long as third-placed Plymouth fail to win at home to Burton.
But Cambridge will be forced into making a few enforced changes with winger Sullay Kaikai and right back Sam Curtis on international duty with Sierra Leone and Ireland Under-21s.
And the rejig should offer encouragement to the Wombles, who have taken seven points from their last three league games.
Johnnie Jackson’s side have risen to seventh and they can add another point to their tally.
Score prediction: Cambridge 1-1 AFC Wimbledon (9/2 with LiveScore Bet)
Plymouth vs Burton - Saturday September 25 (3pm)
Plymouth have a chance to go top of the table and they can seize it by defeating Burton at Home Park.
Tom Cleverley’s side are full of confidence having registered four straight wins across all competitions.
The Devonians are scoring lots of goals and might be hoping for another moment of magic from in-form Tottenham loanee Oliver Irow, who bagged a superb double in last Saturday’s 4-2 triumph at Blackpool.
Argyle have won their last three home games and should have too much quality and intensity for the mid-table Brewers, who were beaten 3-0 at Oxford on their last road trip.
Score prediction: Plymouth 2-0 Burton (5/1 with LiveScore Bet)
Stockport vs Peterborough - Saturday September 25 (3pm)
Stockport are playing to a higher standard than their league position of ninth suggests and they should brush aside struggling Peterborough at Edgeley Park.
Jimmy McNulty’s side had the better of last Saturday’s 0-0 draw at Sheffield Wednesday and they should relish taking on second-bottom Posh, who parted company with manager Luke Williams last weekend.
Peterborough posted a 3-1 EFL Trophy success at home to Colchester in their first assignment under Interim manager Ryan Harley, but their clash with County looks a much more demanding fixture.
Score prediction: Stockport 3-0 Peterborough (7/1 with LiveScore Bet)
Wycombe vs Reading - Saturday September 25 (3pm)
Reading are off to a strong start — taking 10 points from six games — and they can climb into the top six by defeating Wycombe at Adams Park.
The Royals have yet to win on their league travels although they registered a 3-0 victory at Stevenage in the Carabao Cup second round.
Leam Richardson’s side are averaging 2.33 goals per league game and their offensive prowess holds the key to defeating Wycombe, who are searching for their first home league win of the campaign.
Score prediction: Wycombe 1-2 Reading (6/1 with LiveScore Bet)
