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Stevenage will welcome Mansfield Town to their home ground this Saturday in what could be a crucial League One encounter for both sides. Alex Revell's men have found some rhythm lately, picking up 4 wins in their last 10 matches. That's not too shabby, right?The home side has been particularly impressive on the road recently, grabbing wins against Cambridge and Shrewsbury in their last few away days. Their home form hasn't quite matched up though - just a single win in their last 5 home games. Remember that 4-1 thrashing of Exeter in February? That's the kind of performance the Boro faithful will be hoping to see again.Stevenage's recent goal tally stands at 12 scored and 13 conceded in their last 10 games. Not the most watertight defense, but they're finding the net regularly enough to stay competitive.

Talk about a rough patch! Mansfield Town are really going through it right now. Nigel Clough's side hasn't managed a single win in their last 10 matches. Zero. Zilch. Nada.With 3 draws and 7 losses, the Stags have been leaking goals at an alarming rate - 19 conceded while only finding the net 8 times themselves. Their away record doesn't offer much comfort either, with no wins in their last 5 road trips.Back-to-back home defeats to Northampton and Crawley in late January and early February highlighted their struggles. Can they finally turn things around at Stevenage? History suggests they might have a chance.

Despite current form suggesting otherwise, the historical head-to-head record actually tips in Mansfield's favor. The Stags have won 12 of their previous encounters with Stevenage, compared to Boro's 7 victories, with 4 draws between them.The goal tally stands at 27 for Mansfield against Stevenage's 22 across all their meetings. What's more, the visitors actually won the reverse fixture earlier this season, leaving Stevenage with a 1-0 defeat back in November.Can past performance predict future results? Well, Mansfield will certainly be hoping so! But with such contrasting recent form, Saturday's match could be anyone's game.

Here's an interesting stat for you: both teams have struggled to meet expectations recently. Stevenage have been favorites in 6 of their last 10 games but only delivered on that status twice. That's just a 33% success rate when expected to win.Mansfield? Even worse. They've been favorites in 6 matches too, but haven't managed to win any of them. Ouch!The bookies are giving Stevenage about a 46.5% chance of winning this one, with Mansfield at 24.4% and a draw rated at 29.1%. But given how both teams have underperformed against expectations lately, who knows what might happen?With Stevenage finding some form and Mansfield desperate to end their winless run, Saturday's match promises plenty of drama. Will home advantage be enough for Boro? Or can the Stags finally get their season back on track? We'll find out when the whistle blows at 3pm on March 8th.

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