TEAM NEWS: Northampton Town v Accrington Stanley (From Lancashire Telegraph)
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TEAM NEWS: Northampton Town v Accrington Stanley
7:08pm Tuesday 9th February 2010 in
GARY King has been handed a surprise start for Accrington Stanley in tonight's League Two match at Northampton Town.
King has been an unused substitute for several weeks but has been handed a starting spot ahead of John Miles. Andy Procter returns from suspension and replaces Sean McConville.
Stanley: Dean Bouzanis, Tom Lees, Phil Edwards, Darran Kempson, Dean Winnard, Gary King, Jimmy Ryan, Luke Joyce, Andy Procter, Michael Symes, Bobby Grant. Subs: Ian Dunbavin, Johnny Flynn, Peter Murphy, John Mullin, John Miles, Sean McConville, Billy Kee.
Northampton: Chris Dunn, Dean Beckwith, Craig Hinton, John Johnson, Peter Gilbert, Craig Guttridge, Kevin Thornton, Abdul Osman, Ryan Gilligan, Adebayo Akinfenwa, Billy Mckay. Subs: Billy Lumley, Alex Dyer, John Curtis, Paul Rodgers, Stephen O'Flynn, Liam Davis, Courtney Herbert.
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