Turning their attention back to EFL Trophy action on Tuesday night, Chesterfield will welcome Port Vale to the MSH Group Stadium.While Europe’s elite might be set for an extended break due to the first international break of the season, there are still plenty of attractive betting promotions available.Verdict: Chesterfield draw no betBest Odds: 7/10Bookmaker: 1xBetChesterfieldStarting with the hosts, while Chesterfield might have suffered play-off heartbreak last season, Paul Cook’s men certainly haven’t shown any signs of a hangover this time around. Last seen over the weekend putting in another professional display as they clinched a deserved 2-0 victory at home against York City, the one-time Wigan boss should find the mood in his camp at a real high. Getting their EFL Trophy adventure underway with an action-packed 5-3 win against Manchester City’s U23s, the Spireites are enjoying what has become an extended flurry. In fact, once again regarded as a standout play-off candidate in England’s fourth-tier this season, Chesterfield have won each of their previous three appearances across all competitions by an aggregate score of 9-3. Enjoying their longest winning run since the start of April, Cook’s side should be smelling another golden opportunity on Tuesday night.Chesterfield Team NewsStill recovering from a long-term injury issue, Chesterfield will once again be without the services of defender Malik Owolabi-Belewu on Tuesday night. Given what is a speedy turnaround, Cook is expected to make a handful of alterations here.Opening his EFL Trophy account against Manchester City’s youth ranks last week, 22-year-old Fraser Bryden should lead the line. Veteran defender Kyle McFadzean will certainly be handed a full rest in midweek.Port ValeAs for the visitors, while Port Vale might have opened proceedings last month with their sights set on booking an immediate League One return, Jon Brady’s squad find themselves at the heart of an extended rut. Last seen over the weekend making an immediate return to losing ways as they slumped to a 2-0 defeat away at Walsall, the Valiants have come under some serious scrutiny. Getting September underway with a routine 3-1 loss at the hands of Swindon, the former Northampton boss has seen his downbeat side lose three of their previous four League Two appearances. Currently sat in the relegation zone and bracing themselves for a tricky EFL Trophy challenge in midweek, Port Vale have also shown some worry attacking issues. In fact, Tuesday’s guests have registered just a sole strike in over 350 minutes of action.Port Vale Team NewsCompletely omitted from Brady’s travelling squad on Saturday afternoon, one-time Ipswich Town youngster Tyreece Simpson could be handed an immediate recall. Ahead of Tuesday’s showdown, Port Vale have reported a clean bill of health.Forced to settle for a spot on the bench over the weekend, former Norwich star Onel Hernandez should start in the middle of the park. Making a permanent switch from Birmingham last year, George Hall could partner Hernandez in midfield.Chesterfield vs Port Vale Key Factors to ConsiderWhen Chesterfield and Port Vale last met back in January 2025, Tuesday’s opponents played out a 1-1 stalemate at the MSH Group Stadium.Chesterfield have won each of their previous three consecutive appearances across all competitions by an aggregate score of 9-3.In fact, Tuesday’s hosts are enjoying their longest winning run since the start of April.Port Vale have lost three of their previous four League Two appearances.The Valiants have also mustered just a sole win from any of their first eight competitive showdowns across all competitions.ConclusionRiding what has become a recent wave of momentum and once again regarded as a standout play-off contender in League Two this season, Chesterfield should be smelling another potential opportunity here. Getting their EFL Trophy adventure underway with a thrilling 5-3 win against Manchester City’s U21s earlier in the month, Tuesday’s hosts have won each of their previous three straight appearances across all competitions. Meeting a Port Vale squad who find themselves at the heart of a public struggle, we are backing a home draw no bet in midweek.Verdict: Chesterfield draw no betBest Odds: 7/10Bookmaker: 1xBetThe post Prediction: Chesterfield vs Port Vale appeared first on SoccerNews.