League One Round-Up

Yet another disappointing result for Notts fans. Bristol City, perhaps surprisingly, lost away at lowly Colchester with Swindon also being upset at home by Crewe. MK Dons helped their promotion hopes and dented Peterborough's by winning 3-0.

Pride of Nottingham reflects at the business end of the League One table, as the Magpie fans will no doubt be looking ahead to Port Vale.

League One Results

Barnsley 2–0 Crewe Alexandra

Bradford 1–1 Walsall

Colchester 3–2 Bristol City

Fleetwood 2–1 Notts County

Leyton Orient 3–0 Oldham

MK Dons 3–0 Peterborough

Port Vale 3–0 Doncaster Rovers

Preston North End 2–0 Scunthorpe

Rochdale 1–0 Chesterfield

Sheffield United 2–2 Coventry

Swindon 1–2 Crawley

Yeovil 2–2 Gillingham

There were 8 home wins, 1 away win and 3 draws.

Upcoming fixtures

Tuesday 24^th February 2015

Doncaster Rovers v Bristol City

Preston North End v Walsall

Rochdale v Sheffield United

Scunthorpe v Barnsley

Swindon v Bradford

League One update

There is no positional change with the top 5 places. Bristol City remain top, despite losing, with 64 points from 31 games. Then come MK Dons with 62 points from 32 games followed by Swindon with 57 points from 31 games. Preston remain 4th with 56 points from 30 games and Sheffield United are 5^th on 49 points from 30 games.

Bradford move into the final play off spot on 45 points from 30 games replacing Doncaster who drop to 7^th also with 45 points but from 31 games.

Fleetwood move up to 8^th with 44 points from 32 games with Oldham falling to 9^th with 43 points from 31 games. Chesterfield drop to 10^th while Gillingham rise to 11^th and Port Vale also climb to 12^th, all on 42 points from 32 games.

Rochdale move up to 13^th with 41 points from 29 games, above 14^th placed Walsall also with 41 points but from 31 games and 15^th placed Peterborough who have 41 points too from 32 games.

Scunthorpe drop to 16^th with 40 points from 30 games.

Notts drop to 17^th with 38 points from 31 games, the same as 18^th placed Barnsley, while 19^th placed Crewe also have 38 points but from 32 games.

Colchester climb from the relegation zone to 20^th with 34 points from 32 games.

Coventry, although drawing away at Sheffield United, slip into the relegation places at 21^st with 33 points from 31 games, level with 22^nd placed Crawley who beat Swindon 2–1 having played 32 games.

Leyton Orient remain 23^rd despite beating Oldham 3–0 with 32 points from 31 games.

Yeovil stay bottom with 29 games from 32 games.

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12 points now separate 6^th placed Bradford and 21^st placed Coventry.

Notts County are at 17^th and are now 7 points away from the play offs but more worryingly only 5 points above a relegation place, and will fall to 18^th if Scunthorpe fail to beat Barnsley on Tuesday