Barrow v Burton
Keeper Tim Deasy is back in contention for the hosts with a broken thumb, but defender Lee Woodyatt remains out after fracturing his leg.
Burton midfielder Michael Simpson is available after a three-match ban, but defenders Darren Stride (knee) and Aaron Webster (hip) are doubts.
Shaun Harrad should continue in attack due to Jody Banim's rib injury, while Ryan Austin (hip) could make the bench.
Cambridge v Lewes
Striker Mark Beesley will hope for a starting place after being on the bench for the draw with York, while Danny Brown will push for a midfield berth.
Lewes's Michael Standing (groin) is a doubt, while fellow midfielder Danny Davis (back) and defender Craig Richards (groin) miss out.
Striker Tom Lyons has overcome a back problem but could struggle to displace the in-form Sam Gargan.
Crawley v Forest Green
Crawley will again be without midfielder Lewis Killeen and summer signing Isaiah Rankin due to ankle and hamstring injuries respectively.
Crawley's midfield is again left threadbare by the absence of Kaid Mohamed (foot), Chris Thomas and Simon Clist (both ankle).
Green are without defender Ben Ashford (knee), utility Alex Lawless (ankle) and striker John Hardiker (knee).
Eastbourne v Kettering
Eastbourne striker Andy Atkin faces a race against time to be fit after limping off with a calf injury against Weymouth - Nathan Crabb is on standby.
Kettering welcome back defender Exodus Geohaghan after suspension and he is set to replace John Dempster.
On-loan striker Iyseden Christie serves the last match of a three-game ban, while Nicky Eaden should be fit to continue in the Poppies' defence.
Northwich v Kidderminster
Skipper Michael Welch is set to be fit after returning at the weekend for the Vics after a head injury.
The hosts, who are currently rooted to the bottom of the table, will again be without striker Lee Steele who broke his leg earlier this season.
On-loan Neil MacKenzie will hope for a first start since returning to the Harriers, but Sam Foley has joined Redditch on a one-month loan.
Rushden & D v Grays
The Diamonds have Emmanuel Panther available after a ban, while Dale Roberts looks set for a home debut.
Fabian Wilnis - an unused sub on Saturday - will hope to make his Grays comeback after a groin injury.
Defenders Rob Gier (hamstring), Simon Downer (shoulder) and Jon Ashton (detached retina), forward Jamie Taylor (broken foot) and keeper Ross Flitney (arm) all remain sidelined.
Salisbury v Altrincham
Keeper Ryan Clarke (foot), midfielder Rob Sinclair (knee) and Tim Bond (hernia) all miss out for Salisbury.
Darryl Clarke and Liam Feeney are both pushing for starts as they look to halt a run of three straight defeats.
A knee injury to defender Chris Lane may force Altrincham boss Graham Heathcote into a first change in four matches. Strikers Chris Denham (ribs) and Joe O'Neill (knee) miss out.
Stevenage v Mansfield
Striker Lee Boylan (ankle) looks set to miss out once more for the hosts, along with Daryl McMahon (ankle), Dave Bridges (foot) and Andy Drury (knee).
Mansfield manager Billy McEwan is set to name an unchanged side after being deducted four league points for fielding ineligible players.
Defender Aidie Moses remains the only absentee (calf) but is expected to be back to face Burton on October 13.
Woking v Weymouth
Danny Bunce is on standby as Woking defender Colin Miles faces a fitness test. Fit-again Paolo Vernazza and Abdou El-Kholti will hope to return.
Weymouth will be without defender Scott Doe, who is suspended for one game after being sent off for a professional foul in Saturday's win over Eastbourne.
Pierre Joseph-Dubois's late winner as a substitute may earn him a starting place alongside Stuart Beavon.
Wrexham v York
Wrexham boss Dean Saunders is likely to keep faith with the side that beat Forest Green at the weekend.
Club captain Tom Kearney (dead leg) and defender Simon Spender (elbow) both remain out of action.
York are still without midfielder Steven Hogg (thigh), while Richard Brodie will challenge Daniel McBreen for a place in attack as Onome Sodje (hamstring) misses out.