The Stags face Leyton Orient in their final game of September this Saturday (3pm kick-off). Here's all you need to know ahead of the Sky Bet League Two clash...
The Stags will be without defender James Perch, who has been ruled out for the season with a fractured skull.
Midfielder Stephen Quinn is suspended for the fixture, with centre-back Richard Nartey also set to miss out.
Right-back Kellan Gordon and midfielder Ryan Stirk are doubts for the game, with the duo having scans on respective knee and ankle injuries this week.
On-loan Stoke defender Will Forrester is also unavailable.
For the O's, defender Dan Happe could be a doubt after being substituted due to injury last time out against Bristol Rovers.
Adam Thompson and Paul Smyth are also doubts for the game.
The Stags put an end to a run of four successive defeats last time out, earning a 1-1 draw at home to Rochdale.
On-loan Coventry City man Danny Cashman opened the scoring for the visitors at One Call Stadium, before Danny Johnson's guided finish levelled the score.
The O's have been in superb form heading into Saturday's fixture, with three wins from their last four games seeing them sit second in the Sky Bet League Two standings.
Last time out, goals from Harry Smith, Theo Archibald and Aaron Drinan earned a 3-1 win away to Bristol Rovers.
Orient came out on top in our last meeting, with a 2-0 win at One Call Stadium. Current Stags' striker Danny Johnson netted both goals for the O's.
Our last trip to the Breyer Group Stadium was back in September 2020, with the match finishing 2-2 in E10.
The referee for Saturday's game will be Benjamin Speedie. He'll be assisted by Daniel Cook and Paul Yates. The fourth official will be Michael Chard.
Mr. Speedie last took charge of a Mansfield fixture in our 1-0 win at Southend United in January 2021.
The Stags have received 300 tickets in unreserved seating for the game. Prices are as follows:
Adult: £20
Concessions (65+, 18-24, students, current employees of armed forces or emergency services): £18
Under-18: £8
Tickets are available on matchday, but all ticket prices will see an increase of £3 except under-18 prices. Under-18 tickets see no price increase on matchday.
The club have also received four pairs of wheelchair disabled and carer tickets. Disabled supporters are required to show evidence of being on the medium or higher rate of disability living allowance to be entitled to a free carer ticket.
The easiest way to purchase tickets for our upcoming clash in London is via stagstickets.co.uk. Alternatively, visit the ticket office on Quarry Lane, or call 01623 482 482 (option 1).
Tickets can be posted out to supporters until close of play on Tuesday 21 September. Online ticket sales will be available until midnight on Thursday 23 September. Tickets will go off sale from the One Call Stadium ticket office at midday on Friday 24 September.
Pre-purchased tickets should be collected from the West Stand Collections Kiosk outside the ticket office on Oliver Road.
Please note, matchday prices will increase by £3, for adults and concessions, but children remain at £8.
The Breyer Group Stadium is approximately 154 miles from One Call Stadium, and takes around two hours and 53 minutes to reach by car. The relevant postcode for the ground is E10 5NF.
Visiting supporters will be housed in the southern part of the Green Inc Stand, which is accessible through Entrance D on matchday.
The Leyton Orient Supporters Club bar next to the main reception allows away supporters, with non-members required to pay a small £1 fee for entry.
The Stags Supporters' Association will be providing family-friendly coach travel to the Breyer Group Stadium. Prices are as follows:
Amber/Junior Members: £15
Blue Members: £20
Non-members: £25
The coaches will depart One Call Stadium at 9am on Saturday. To book your seat, call the SSA on 07967 689597.
Can't make it on Saturday? You can follow the action live via our Twitter match updates, which can be found here.
The match centre on mansfieldtown.net will also contain Opta-populated updates, and can be accessed here.
A report of the match will be published on the club website following the full-time whistle, and post-match reaction will be available to view on mansfieldtown.net and iFollow Stags.
iFollow Stags subscribers can listen to full-match commentary of the clash - courtesy of Martin Shaw and Dean Foulkes - by logging into iFollow Stags 15 minutes before kick-off.
For non-subscribers, audio match passes are available for just £2.50. Saturday's game will not be streamed live on iFollow Stags.
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