Nationwide Football Focus

Reading v Millwall
3pm Saturday, Madejski Stad
Away ticket info: £18 (£10 concs). Season ticket holders only
Last season: 2 (Forster, Hughes) 0.
Ref: Michael Jones (Cheshire)
Facts: Millwall have gone eight away matches since a win. Reading striker Shaun Goater has scored just once in his last 12 games
Standout bet: Reading (h-t), Reading (f-t): 11-5 (Coral, P Power)
Never mind Dirty Den's return to Walford, Old Den's elevation at the New Den is surely the story of the season. Dennis Wise's career has been one long soap opera but now the Menace is a manager he'll be forced to keep his nose clean. Wise's decision-making has often been questioned but taking over at Millwall was a shrewd move - at least he can continue to pick himself.
Verdict: WIN FOR THE WISE

QPR v Plymouth
3pm Saturday, Loftus Road
Tickets: Limited availability. Tel. 020 8740 2575 for latest info.
Last season: 2 (Thomas, Pacquette) 2 (Friio, Hodges)
Referee: Trevor Parkes (West Midlands)
Facts: QPR forward Tony Thorpe's winner against Brentford on Tuesday was his first for nine games. Plymouth are unbeaten in their last seven league outings
Standout bet: Draw (h-t), draw (f-t): 9-2 (Stan James, Tote)
Roman Abramovich's millions have made west London the place to watch football this season, and even the hooped areas are getting in on the act. Rangers are riding even higher in their division than Chelsea and could open up a gap at the top of the table with victory over leaders Plymouth. No mean feat, given their playing budget would barely keep Chelsea in caviar for a week.
Verdict: RANGERS RIDING HIGH

Wycombe v Brentford
3pm Saturday, Causeway Stad
Away ticket info: £15 (£11-£12 concs). Tel. 0870 900 9229
Last season: 4 (Dixon, Senda, Holligan, Currie) 0
Referee: Keith Hill (Hertfordshire)
Facts: There have been 18 goals scored in the last three games between these sides at Wycombe's ground
Standout bet: Stephen Hunt to score the first goal: 12-1 (Bet365)
Brentford's grandly-titled Communications Director, Peter Gilham, got a bee in his bonnet this week about the behaviour of QPR players in the west London derby, but would be well advised to concentrate on his own team. Brentford were average against Rangers and will need to improve to take the points against a resurgent Wycombe.
Verdict: NO JOY FOR BUSY BEES

Boston v Leyton Orient
3pm Saturday, York Street
Away ticket info: £12.50 (£6-£9 concs). Orient fans must pay at the turnstiles
Last season: 0-1 (Tate).
Referee: Eddie Evans (Gtr Manchester)
Facts: Boston are unbeaten in their last four home league fixtures. Orient have scored in the final 10 minutes in their last six games
Standout bet: Gary Alexander to score the last goal: 7-1 (Bet365)
Like the Mousetrap, Leyton Orient just keep on going though last-minute goals in their last three matches have at least guaranteed a satisfied audience. Orient have never lost to Boston and shouldn't start tomorrow.
Verdict: BOSTON STRANGLED BY ORIENT TRAP