Chris Hogg could make changes to his Northampton Town side for their League Two match against Rotherham United at Sixfields on Saturday. The manager was critical of the team's display in their last outing, a 2-0 defeat away to Shrewsbury.
Northampton currently sit 17th in the table with six points from six games. Their recent form reads one win, two draws and two losses, leaving them six points adrift of leaders Barnet. The last meeting between these sides ended in a 2-1 win for Rotherham back in January.
Hogg is considering adjustments to his starting eleven following the disappointing performance at Shrewsbury. The defeat, which saw goals from Kian McMahon-Brown and Kevin Berkoe, prompted the manager to voice his dissatisfaction. He felt the overall display deserved more from his players.
With Rotherham positioned just one place above them in 16th, this home fixture presents a key opportunity to climb the standings. The Cobblers will be looking to build on their last home win, a 1-0 victory over Newport County secured by J. O'Brien Whitmarsh's late strike.
A positive result is needed to halt a run of inconsistent results and provide a platform for the weeks ahead.
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