MANSFIELD, England (Interstat) — Mansfield will host Bromley on Friday in a League One football match, with the home side looking to steady its season and the visitors seeking a result on the road. Mansfield will be the home team, and Bromley will be the visiting team.

Bromley has a season record across all competitions of two wins, five losses and three draws. Mansfield has two wins, four losses and three draws. Bromley enters after a 0-4 loss at Crawley in its most recent match. Mansfield enters after a 0-2 loss at Port Vale in its most recent match. The game will be part of a busy stretch for both clubs.

Bromley goalkeeper Rex Porter is a player to watch. Porter played 90 minutes in the most recent match, as did Jonathan Haftom and Adam Jackson. Mansfield goalkeeper Harry Lewis is also a player to watch. Lewis played 90 minutes in the most recent match, along with Regan Hendry and Frazer Blake Tracey. Those players were listed as the most productive for their respective clubs in their latest outings.

Bromley’s other results this season include a 0-0 draw with Wycombe, a 0-1 loss to Brentford U21, a 2-1 win over Huddersfield, a 2-2 draw at Blackpool, a 0-2 loss to AFC Wimbledon, a 0-5 loss to Leyton, a 2-7 loss at Wednesday, a 1-1 draw with Cambridge and a 1-0 win at Barnsley. Mansfield’s other results include a 0-0 draw at Wigan, a 2-2 draw at Burton, a 0-0 draw with Huddersfield, a 0-1 loss at Bradford PA, a 0-5 loss at Reading, a 5-2 win over Luton, a 1-2 loss at Peterborough and a 2-1 win over Doncaster.

Both clubs have a busy League One schedule ahead. Bromley’s next 10 matches, in order, are at Stockport, against Leicester, against Peterborough, at Wigan, against Notts, at Reading, against Burton, at Plymouth, at Doncaster and against Bradford PA. Mansfield’s next 10, in order, are against Oxford, at AFC Wimbledon, at Blackpool, against Notts, at Stevenage, against Milton Keynes, at Leicester, against Stockport, against Wycombe and at Plymouth.

The match will be Mansfield’s chance to play in front of its home supporters, while Bromley will look to manage the away conditions. Both clubs will aim to add to their win totals across all competitions. The home side will seek a strong start, and the visiting side will aim for a positive result.

Interstat’s game simulator projects a final score of Mansfield 1, Bromley 1. Interstat’s ELO system gives Bromley a 57.3 percent probability to win.