League leaders Raith Rovers have fitness concerns over Mark Campbell and Willie Dyer for their trip across Fife.
Campbell has only just resumed training after limping off against Stirling Albion on 5 February while Dyer is struggling with a groin problem.
Cowdenbeath manager Jimmy Nicholl: "We were poor against Dunfermline last weekend and that disappointed everyone but we bounced back well against Partick Thistle (in midweek).
"We showed signs in that game of being back to the very high standards we set at the start of the season and it has to be a case of same again against a very good Raith Rovers side."
Raith Rovers manager John McGlynn: "Cowdenbeath will have been really pleased to get a draw with Partick Thistle in midweek and their confidence will have been boosted especially as it came after losing heavily to Dunfermline.
"They will be out to build on that so we will need to work really hard to take anything.
"In this division every point is a prisoner and I will be happy to return home with three prisoners at the end of this game."
Source: BBC Sport
Source: BBC Sport