Forest Green Rovers’ Kyle McAllister believes his side will ‘give everything’ against Wycombe Wanderers on Easter Monday.

The West Country outfit travel to Buckinghamshire for the Bank Holiday fixture, knowing that a defeat against the Chairboys will all but relegate them back into League Two after a season in the third tier.

The Greens are bottom of the table on 26 points, 13 points off safety with six games left.

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A defeat at Adams Park, along with an Accrington Stanley victory over promotion-pushing Sheffield Wednesday, will mean that even if FGR were to win their five remaining matches of the campaign, it might not be enough to save them from the drop.

Going into the contest, Rovers lost 2-0 against play-off hopefuls, Derby County on Good Friday, whilst Wanderers were thumped 4-0 at Ipswich Town on the same day.

McAllister told the club’s website: “I think the Sheffield Wednesday home game [on March 26] shows you how far we've come as a team.

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“It shows we can compete with the bigger and better teams.

"We've lost to some teams near the top of the table recently, but they've all been by one goal or two goals, we're not losing 5-0 or 6-0.

"Fitness is a big thing at this period of the season, but it helps that we have such a young squad.

"The 19/20-year-olds can just keep going.

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"We just go into every game looking for a result.

“If you look at the table then it can deflate you a bit, so the boys will go again at Wycombe and give everything."

The match will start at 3pm.