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1Walsall21+1140
2Swindon21+1040
3Bromley21+1139

4Notts County21+1338
5MK Dons21+1836
6Salford21+236
7Chesterfield21+635

8Cambridge Utd21+634
9Fleetwood Town21+433
10Crewe21+632
11Colchester21+931
12Gillingham21+530
13Barnet21+328
14Oldham21+427
15Grimsby21+327
16Tranmere21+126
17Accrington Stanley21-224
18Cheltenham21-1624
19Barrow21-921
20Shrewsbury21-1419
21Crawley Town21-1118
22Bristol Rovers21-2318

23Harrogate Town21-1717
24Newport County21-2013

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Grimsby v Wrexham Team News

By: Rob Sedgwick
Date: 21/12/2012

GRIMSBY take on Wrexham tonight in the top of the table clash against the side that many fans see as the main challengers for the one automatic promotion position. It is the first of four massive games at Christmas for the Mariners over in-form rivals.

After Wrexham, Town take on neighbours Lincoln City in the Bank Holiday double header and, sandwiched between the clashes with the Imps, Grimsby head to Mansfield.

A bumper haul of points could see Town start the New Year in a commanding position. Likewise if Grimsby fail to win most of the games, they could fall behind in the race for poll position.

Much could depend on the club's ability to hang on to their loan players. Ross Hannah and Scott Neilson will play their final game of their loan spell for the Mariners against Wrexham tonight, but the club are endeavouring to try and make both deals permanent. Striker Hannah is due to return to Bradford following tonight's game with Wrexham, while winger Neilson will head back to Crawley

In other team news Joe Colbeck is suspended after his sending off against Havant, making a start for Neilson very likely on the right wing for what could be his final appearance in a Town shirt, Ross Hannah was rested for Havant but looks certain to start up front.

Aswad Thomas has shrugged off an achilles injury and looks likely to return at left back, while midfielder Frankie Artus is back in training and could make the bench.

Wrexham, who were held by Town for a draw in Wales early in the season, have been struggling with injuries recently, although you wouldn't know it from the recent results of the Red Dragons.

Four players are available again after recovering from injuries, which gives manager Andy Morrell a few selection decisions. Defenders Chris Westwood and Martin Riley, top-scorer Danny Wright and midfielder Glen Little have all emerged from the treatment room, but Wales U-21 striker Robert Ogleby (concussion) is unavailable.

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