Arbroath are set to play Albion Rovers at Cliftonhill on Saturday, with the Angus outfit occupying the final promotion play-off position on goal difference. The Smokies have won three and lost three of their last six games, but are without a win on the road since the 3-2 triumph at Alloa Athletic in August. Todd Lumsden, the manager, remains optimistic about his team's chances, saying the targets set in the dressing room haven't changed. Albion Rovers, on the other hand, are looking to snap a four-game losing streak since the Boxing Day victory over Ayr United. The Coatbridge men are currently eight points adrift of both the relegation play-off spot and safety. In the last meeting between the two teams, Arbroath won 2-1, with a controversial penalty in the fourth minute of injury-time from Steven Doris securing the win. New signing Pat Walker is likely to make his debut for Albion Rovers, while on-loan Partick Thistle midfielder Bradley Halsman will play his penultimate game before heading back to the Irn-Bru First Division side. Full-backs Alan Reid and Barry Russell will serve one-match suspensions for Albion Rovers, and centre-back Mick O'Byrne is still injured. Arbroath will be looking to avenge their 4-0 loss at Cliftonhill in October. The match is scheduled to kick off at 3pm on Saturday. Arbroath's recent form has been inconsistent, but they will be hoping to capitalize on Albion Rovers' struggles. The Smokies have a strong squad, with players like Derek Holmes and Steven Doris capable of making a difference. Albion Rovers, however, will be looking to use their home advantage to get a much-needed win. The match promises to be an exciting encounter, with both teams having a lot to play for. Arbroath's manager, Todd Lumsden, will be looking to make tactical changes to get the best out of his team. The fans will be eagerly waiting to see how the match unfolds, and whether Arbroath can get back to winning ways.