Preview: Chesterfield vs Bromley

In those five years, the Spireites have won five times, the Ravens have won six times, and there have been five draws between them. Closer analysis reveals that Chesterfield get the better of it at the SMH Group Stadium while Bromley get the better of it at Hayes Lane. Will that statistic have a bearing on this result?

Your average Chesterfield fan will approach the midday kick-off fearing one man and one man alone: Michael Cheek. The frontman now has 11 goals against them, and try as they might, the Blues find it very hard to prevent him from hitting the back of the net.

Cheek-phobia aside, Chesterfield have sizeable promotion ambitions and look well placed for a potential top-three push in the second half of the season. They might be seventh at the time of writing, but their tally of 40 points is only three behind third-placed Walsall, and they have only lost five times in the league this season. An abundance of draws is the only reason they aren’t in the top three.