Recap: Chesterfield held to draw against struggling Yeovil Town

One change from the win against Southend United in midweek as Dallas is handed his first start in place of Uchegbulam, who drops to the bench.

(4-2-3-1) Fitzsimons; Sheckleford, Williams, Grimes, Maguire; Oldaker, Akinola; Mandeville, Dallas, Colclough; McCallum.

Subs: Horton, King, Banks, Uchegbulam, Quigley.

The pitch has passed the inspection and we are good to go!

From their official club website: “Morgan Williams limped off on Tuesday after just one minute of action at Huish Park – he won’t be involved against Chesterfield. Max Hunt also remains unavailable and will not be able to play against his hometown club. Charlie Wakefield continues to struggle with a back injury.

“Jack Clarke, despite being injured, would not be available for this weekend’s game anyway as it’s against his parent club.

“On Tuesday night, new signing Reo Griffiths was an unused substitute, so he is yet to make his Yeovil Town debut. Scott Pollock was not in the squad against Eastleigh as he is carrying an injury.”

The Spireites have just said: “We’re very grateful to all the volunteers who are helping today. More help would be very much appreciated. If you can assist, please access via the gate at the south-west corner of the stadium. If you have a plastic shovel/wheelbarrow, great, but not essential.”

There will be a pitch inspection at 10.30am to decide whether today’s game goes ahead or not.

Paul Cook is not one for changing a winning team so we’ll go for an unchanged line-up.

(4-2-3-1) Fitzsimons; Sheckleford; Williams, Grimes; Maguire; Oldaker, Akinola; Uchegbulam, Mandeville, Colclough; McCallum.

Subs: Palmer, King, Banks, Dallas, Quigley.

Armando Dobra is edging closer to a return from a hamstring injury but is unlikely to be fit today, according to Danny Webb.

Dobra took part in some fitness work at Southend on Tuesday night so we could seen him back soon.

Akwasi Asante remains out with a groin injury,

There is likely to be a pitch inspection this morning to determine whether or not this match goes ahead.

There was one yesterday lunchtime but the Spireites said it may be subject to another inspection on the morning of the game.

Volunteers cleared snow off the pitch yesterday and the club has asked for the same again today from 7am.

Yeovil are also the lowest scorers in the National League with just 29 goals.

They don’t concede that many either, though, and they have actually conceded fewer goals than Chesterfield. Yeovil have let in 38 in, while the Spireites have shipped in 43.