Craig Huby and Ryan McGoldrick face late fitness tests for the visitors.

Castleford coach Terry Matterson said: "There are unlikely to be any significant changes from last week.

"A win over Rochdale will seal top spot and that's exactly what we want to do.

"It gives us an important home draw in the Co-operative National League One play-offs, but despite Rochdale being relegated, that will probably spur them on to produce something for their fans.

"We're expecting a very tough test from a Rochdale side wanting to give their fans something to cheer."

Hornets' boss Shaun Gartland has called for positive thinking among his squad.

Gartland said: "The team has improved steadily over the past few weeks but. we are going to go down and we now have to go forward and improve."
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