Northampton Town return to league action this weekend when they host Plymouth Argyle at Sixfields after a break during which their opponents exited the FA Cup at the hands of Sheffield United.
Chris Wilder has called for his side to improve their consistency levels although the Cobblers have generally produced good results at home this season.
Wilder told the official club website: "Plymouth have got a good strong squad and I'm sure they will be pushing for a place in the top seven come the end of the season, if not the top three."
For Argyle, on-loan Blackburn Rovers midfielder Anthony O'Connor has impressed this season and chief executive Martyn Starnes told the Plymouth Herald this week: "Anthony has done a really good job for us since he has been here.
"He’s a player I think we would value to have at least until the end of the season, if not beyond.”