Fleetwood preview: Ched's fitness, the form guide, betting and a referee who has shown four reds this season

The Welshman suffered an ankle injury in the second half against his former club Sheffield United, but there’s optimism at the Proact that he will be fit to start against Fleetwood Town.

Click here to see the form guide and betting tips ahead of the trip to Fleetwood.

Evans made his comeback from a previous injury against the Cod Army last month after a surprise inclusion on the bench following the conclusion of a trial that found him not guilty of rape.

He played the final 30 minutes of that game but was unable to stop Town losing 1-0.

That was the first defeat Chesterfield have suffered at the hands of Fleetwood in six outings.

The last time they went to Highbury Stadium Sylvan Ebanks-Blake scored the only goal of the game.

Uwe Rosler’s men are undefeated in their last three home games, while Chesterfield haven’t won on the road at all in League One this season.

David Ball is Fleetwood’s top goalscorer in league action with six to his name.

See the former Swindon man’s career profile here.

On Tuesday night Fleetwood handed boss Rosler a 48th birthday present with a 4-1 extra-time win over Southport in the FA Cup.

Fleetwood and Chesterfield have similar disciplinary records so far this season, the Spireites earning 26 yellows, Fleetwood taking one caution more and a red card.

Find out who the league’s bad boys are here.

Sebastian Stockbridge is the referee for Saturday’s game.

He was the man in charge when Wolves Under 23s came to the Proact in the EFL Trophy, sending off Ethan Ebanks-Landell for a wild lunge.

That was one of four red cards he’s shown this season.

Click here to see how he compares to his fellow League One referees in terms of cautions and red cards.