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Same again for Shots Dean Holdsworth will be hard pushed to make any changes to his Aldershot XI for the visit of Barnet.

The Shots boss watched his side knock Southend off the top of League Two in midweek with a superb 2-0 victory at the Recreation Ground, sealing a fourth successive victory in the process.

And he is likely to go again with the same line-up against a Bees outfit who have lost their last two, albeit against promotion contenders Shrewsbury and Oxford.

On-loan midfielder Darren Murphy will be assessed having been ruled out of the club's last two games with a thigh strain.

Midfielder Alex Rodman (pulmonary embolism) and striker Michael Rankine (leg) will be missing for the rest of the season.

Barnet will check on defender Darren Dennehy.

Dennehy had to be substituted at half-time during Tuesday night's 2-1 defeat by Oxford due to an ankle knock.

Michael Hector moved across to centre-half in Dennehy's absence with Arsenal loanee Sead Hajrovic coming off the bench to step in at right-back.

Hajrovic is likely to start, with Hector partnering Paul Downing in the centre, if Dennehy is ruled out.

Striker Charlie Taylor could be added to the bench after completing a three-match ban for his red card at Swindon in the Johnstone's Paint Trophy earlier this month.

Aldershot vs Barnet

Last modified 18:07 25/02/12

Record-breaking Shots shoot down Bees Guy Madjo scored twice as Aldershot beat out-of-sorts Barnet 4-1 to record their fifth successive win in League Two.

The Shots also made club history in the process having never previously won five games on the trot as a Football League club.

After just five minutes they took the lead. From Adam Mekki's corner, Sonny Bradley's powerful header was saved by Dean Brill, but striker Madjo bundled the ball home from the rebound.

Danny Hylton extended the lead 11 minutes later when he met captain Ben Herd's cross from the right with a glancing header.

Aldershot made it 3-0 after half an hour, Troy Brown got on the end of Mekki's ball into the box and scored with a half-volley on the turn.

Five minutes into the second half, Hylton put Madjo through on goal and following a mix-up between defenders Jordon Mustoe and substitute Jack Saville, the Cameroonian slotted in.