Accrington Stanley Preview
The bookies relegation favourites Macclesfield Town and Accrington Stanley battle it out at the Fraser Eagle Stadium tomorrow afternoon with the Silkmen looking for a first away win against the Stanley in the league.
Four times the Silkmen have played at Accrington with one draw and three defeats. Will it be fifth time lucky for Macc?
Accrington Stanley have ex Silkmen players Sean Hessey and Craig Lindfield in their squad and both are expected to play tomorrow. Hessey's release in the summer came as a bit of a surprise to many Macc fans after being one of our best players and captain last season.
Striker Lindfield never really made it in Macc's side but still popped up with a couple of goals in 12 appearances.
Gary Simpson will be without the services of Richard Butcher who picked up an injury last weekend. After a good display in the reserves in the week, Colin Daniel is expected to replace Butcher in midfield.
Vinny Mukendi looks likely to be back on the bench with Sinclair partnering Barnett in attack.
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