THE Brewers return to away action in Sky Bet League One tomorrow as they travel to Cheltenham Town (3pm kick-off).
FORM GUIDE
Burton Albion come into the game after an emphatic 4-1 home victory over Crewe Alexandra last weekend. The win over Crewe was the Brewers' first match for three weeks and Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink's side will look to continue their winning return.
Cheltenham are without a win in their last six outings, with their last result being a 1-1 draw away at Oxford United.
HEAD 2 HEAD
The two sides have face each other 13 times competitively, with the first coming in February 2010. Burton edge the head to head record with six wins in comparison to Cheltenham’s five. The other two games ended in a draw.
The Brewers are unbeaten against tomorrow’s hosts in their last six games, with the last game ending in a 1-1 draw at the Pirelli Stadium earlier this season.
BREWERS TEAM NEWS
Louis Moult will be available for selection and potentially in line to make his debut after a lengthy time on the sideline through an ankle injury.
Terry Taylor, Lucas Akins and Jonny Smith are all set return to squad to face Cheltenham after missing last game while Borthwick-Jackson will be available despite taking a knock in the win over Crewe.
Brewers will be without Harry Chapman and Ellery Balcombe after their respective loan spells from Blackburn Rovers and Brentford came to an end. Omari Patrick has also returned to his former club Carlisle United on a permanent transfer.
CHELTENHAM TEAM NEWS
New signings Ben Williams, Dan Nlundulu and Charlie Brown could all feature and make debuts for the Robins this weekend.
Cheltenham also saw some departures amidst the new signings, with Dan Crowley, Kyle Joseph and Kyle Vassell leaving the club
MATCH OFFICIALS
The man with the whistle for tomorrow’s fixture will be David Rock, who will be assisted by Gareth Viccars and Adam Ricketts. The fourth official will be Abbas Khan.
CROWD PROTOCOLS
Cheltenham Town's local authority Safety Advisory Group have asked us to circulate the following guidelines to all supporters:
- Use hand sanitizer stations at ground
- Maintain social distance from others not in your group as far as possible
- Wear facemasks when entering via turnstiles, indoor concourses/refreshment areas, when leaving the ground and any crowded areas (apply personal preference to remove whilst seated)
- Follow stewards instructions and any social distancing signage when moving around, exiting the stadium and using toilet facilities etc.
- Consider taking a lateral flow test on day of game
- Don’t attend if you have symptoms or told to self-isolate
- Listen for any Covid-19 related PA announcements
WEATHER FORECAST
Temperatures are forecast to remain above freezing with no excessive rainfall, although rain is forecast for the day of the match.
IFOLLOW
The game is not available to live stream, but you can buy an audio only pass for £2.50.