Andrew Boyce could make his home debut for Notts County against Exeter
Jamie Fullarton has an almost fully fit squad to choose from as his search for a first home win as Notts County manager continues against Exeter.
Fullarton, appointed on January 10, is only missing Will Hayhurst. The former Preston winger has not played this season because of a cruciate knee ligament injury and is not expected to be fit again until the summer.
Defender Andrew Boyce, on loan from Scunthorpe, is set to make his home debut on Saturday after making his Magpies bow in the defeat at Yeovil.
WIthout a goal in four games, Fullarton has a decision to make up front. He could persist with Jon Stead as a lone striker but will probably recall Izale McLeod and go with a two-pronged attack.
Exeter boss Paul Tisdale is set to name the same XI for a third straight game.
Forward Alex Nicholls is still missing as the club await specialist advice before a mask can be fitted to protect Nicholls' fractured eye socket.
Ollie Watkins will continue to deputise, having scored twice in three games since moving into the starting line-up.
The Grecians are unbeaten in four league games, including away wins over Stevenage and Cambridge.
Source: PAR
