Sky Bet EFL: Match previews and best bets for fixtures on Saturday November 16

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Rotherham have beaten Accrington Stanley in five of their last six league meetings (D1), including each of the last three.
Since winning at Rotherham on their first ever league trip back in March 2008, Accrington are winless in five games, losing each of the last four (D1).
Rotherham have lost their last two home games in League One, while they haven’t lost three in a row at home in the competition since November 2017.
Accrington Stanley have failed to score in each of their last three league games (D1 L2), their longest drought since a run of six games without a goal between December 2018 and February 2019.
Matt Crooks has scored six goals in his last six league games for Rotherham, scoring a brace on three occasions in this run (versus Coventry, Ipswich and Gillingham).

This will be the first meeting between Forest Green Rovers and Plymouth in the Football League.
Forest Green will become Plymouth’s 116th different opponent in the English Football League – the Pilgrims are winless in their last nine games against sides they’ve faced for the first time in the EFL (D5 L4) since a 3-1 victory against MK Dons in January 2011.
Table toppers Forest Green Rovers have lost just one of their last 10 league games (W6 D3), a 1-0 defeat against Exeter in October.
Plymouth have become the second side in League Two this season to follow up a 4-0 victory with a 4-0 defeat (also Leyton Orient).
Plymouth have conceded seven headed goals so far this season – more than any other League Two side.

Walsall have lost just one of their eight matches against Cambridge in the Football League (W5 D2), winning each of the last four.
Cambridge have failed to score in six of their eight meetings with Walsall in the Football League, netting just three goals in total and conceding 14.
Walsall have lost six consecutive league games, conceding two or more goals in each of those matches – the Saddlers last endured a longer losing run in the Football League between October 1988 and February 1989 (run of 15).
Cambridge will be aiming to avoid three consecutive away defeats without scoring, last going on such a run in the EFL back in February.
Cambridge have scored nine goals in the final 15 minutes of League Two matches this season – no side has scored more in the division.

Odds correct at 1900 GMT (14/11/19)