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Lincoln City travel to leaders Rochdale

Melissa Rudd by Melissa Rudd
March 5, 2010
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It will be an emotional day tomorrow for everyone connected with Lincoln City after the passing of former manager Keith Alexander earlier this week.

A minute’s applause will be held in honour of the Imps legend ahead of their League two game against Rochdale at Spotland tomorrow.

Lincoln face a tough trip to the league leaders, with both sides looking to score some vital points at opposite ends of the table.

Lincoln City boss Chris Sutton has got selection problems with plenty of players in the treatment room as he looks to pick up vital points to help his side to climb up the table and avoid the drop.

Rochdale have secured exactly twice as many points as the struggling Imps and have already beaten City 3-1 at Sincil Bank.

Prolific strikers Chris O’Grady and Chris Dagnall have been in fantastic form this season for the home side, scoring 35 goals between them so far.

To hear this week’s press conference please click below.

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