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Cheltenham Town vs AFC Wimbledon. Sky Bet League Two.

Whaddon Road GroundAttendance3,177.

Cheltenham Town 2

  • S Elliott (10th minute)
  • D Carter (56th minute)

AFC Wimbledon 1

  • B Dickenson (63rd minute)

Cheltenham v Wimbledon preview

Image: Michael Hector: In contention for Robins

Team news for Saturday's League Two clash between Cheltenham Town and AFC Wimbledon at Whaddon Road.

Cheltenham defender Michael Hector is set to start after his loan spell from Reading was extended for a second month. The 20-year-old has made seven starts for the club but could have a different centre-back partner against the Dons if veteran Steve Elliott fails a late fitness test on a knock picked up in Tuesday's 1-1 draw with Fleetwood. If Elliott does not make it then Manchester United loanee Luke McCullough is likely to step into the side. Full-back Sido Jombati is set for a recall as Cheltenham look to close the four-point gap between themselves and the automatic promotion places in npower League Two. Young defender Harry Hooman is Mark Yates' only long-term absentee with a foot injury. AFC Wimbledon will check on Jonathan Meades ahead of the trip. The on-loan Bournemouth defender failed a late fitness test on an ankle injury ahead of Tuesday night's 1-1 draw against Plymouth. With fellow full-backs Curtis Osano (calf) and Jim Fenlon (back) still missing, centre-half Mat Mitchel-King will deputise at right-back again if Meades is ruled out. Midfielder Harry Pell suffered a gluteal injury in the pre-match warm-up against Argyle but managed to play the full 90 minutes and scored the Dons' goal, so he should be fine to continue. On-loan Cardiff forward Jesse Darko is pushing for a full debut after coming on as a half-time sub. Rashid Yussuff is a doubt through illness, fellow midfielder Peter Sweeney has a toe injury and defender Will Antwi a hip knock.

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