Notts County manager Neal Ardley has made two changes to his side to face Woking this afternoon as the Magpies look to make it five games unbeaten.
Fresh from their goalless draw against Dagenham in midweek, Ardley has seen fit to make alterations to his side for the clash at Meadow Lane.
Out goes winger Enzio Boldewijn who has been replaced by on-loan Harrogate winger Tom Walker who makes his full debut for the side.
Meanwhile, Richard Brindley is back fit again after taking a nasty blow to the foot and comes in to replace Adam Chicksen who drops to the substitutes' bench.
Otherwise it was as you were for Notts with Sam Slocombe in goal behind the back four of Brindley, Connell Rawlinson, Ben Turner and Dion Kelly-Evans.
Michael Doyle and Jake Reeves were deployed as the holding midfield players in a 4-2-3-1 formation.
Ahead of them was Walker, who took his place on the right hand side, while Ruben Rodrigues, impressive in midweek, was deployed as the number 10.
Elisha Sam took his position on the left while Kyle Wootton had the job of leading the line up front on his own.
On the bench, Ardley did have options with Boldewijn, Chicksen, Jimmy Knowles, Jim O'Brien as the outfield players. Luke Pilling is the back-up goalkeeper.
