Mansfield Town and Wrexham played out a goalless draw at the One Call Stadium, in an encounter where a victory for the Stags looked more than likely throughout the 90 minutes.
Two promotion challengers go head-to-head at the One Call Stadium as Mansfield Town entertain Wrexham in their first encounter between each other since 2013.
In a battle between two promotion-hunting sides, Mansfield Town and Gillingham shared the points as they drew 1-1 at the Priestfield Stadium with Gills fans unhappy with Stags' equaliser from a quick free-kick.
Games are starting to come thick and fast as the Stags face a tough away trip to Gillingham in a second versus third clash in EFL League Two.
After Mansfield Town were once again successful in a penalty shootout, knocking out League One Peterborough United in the Third Round, the Stags will now take on another League One side in Port Vale.
Mansfield Town booked their place in the next round of the Carabao Cup as the Stags beat Peterborough United on penalties with shot-stopper Christy Pym making two vital shootout saves against his former side.
One of only four League Two clubs left in the competition, Mansfield Town will look to cause yet another upset as they face Peterborough United in Round Three of the Carabao Cup.
Ollie Clarke's goal was the difference between the two sides as the Stags extended their unbeaten run to 11 games in all competitions and moved to within three points of league leaders and rivals Notts County.
In their last three outings at the One Call Stadium, Mansfield Town have gained seven points, scoring six, conceding two and keeping one clean sheet proving that a good home record could go a long way in the Stags' promotion hunt.
Stags' top goalscorer Davis Keillor-Dunn scored at the death to rescue a point for the amber and blues' as Mansfield Town settled for a 1-1 draw against Colchester United.
