League One Round-Up

Another disappointing result and display from Notts County, but at least the bottom 5 teams all lost too, with the exception of bottom club Yeovil who beat Oldham 2-1. Preston had a good win away at MK Dons, Sheffield United were beaten at home 1-2 by Fleetwood but Bristol City are clear leaders of League One by 10 points after winning away at Crawley 2-1.

Several high scoring games took place also within League One, with a total of 30 goals being across the division.

League One Results

Barnsley 3–0 Walsall

Coventry 2–3 Port Vale

Crawley 1–2 Bristol City

Crewe Alexandra 2– 0 Scunthorpe

Gillingham 1–1 Doncaster Rovers

MK Dons 0–2 Preston

Peterborough 1–0 Leyton Orient

Rochdale 2–1 Colchester

Sheffield United 1–2 Fleetwood

Swindon 3–0 Notts County

Yeovil 2–1 Oldham

There were 6 home wins, 4 away wins and 1 draw.

Upcoming fixtures

Tuesday 10^th March 2015

Coventry v Bradford

Yeovil v Bristol City

League One Update

Bristol City head League One on 76 points from 35 games, 10 points clear of 2^nd placed Preston who have 66 points from 34 games. Swindon occupy 3^rd place with 64 points from 35 games with 4^th place MK Dons next with 62 points also from 35 games.

The other 2 play off places are taken up by Sheffield United at 5^th on 53 Points and Doncaster at 6^th with 50 points from 35 games.

The competition for the play off places is very close with Barnsley and Peterborough both on 50 points and also having played 35 games at 7^th and 8^th only below Sheffield United on goal difference.

The closeness of positions continues with Chesterfield, Bradford, Port Vale and Fleetwood all with 48 points, though Chesterfield have one game and Bradford have two games in hand.

Rochdale lie 13^th with 47 points from 33 games, closely followed by Gillingham who have played 35 games and Oldham who have played 34 games, both on 46 points at 14^th and 15^th respectively.

Walsall are 16^th with 44 points from 35 games.

Scunthorpe are 17^th with 42 points from 34 games and Crewe are 18^th with 42 points from 35 games.

Notts have fallen to 19^th with 41 points from 34 games and Coventry are 29^th with 36 points from 34 games.

The relegation places are taken up by 21^st placed Leyton Orient on 35 points from 34 games, Colchester and Crawley at 22^nd and 23^rd respectively, each having played 35 games and both on 34 points, with Yeovil rock bottom 24^th with 33 points from 35 games.

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The gap between 6^th placed Doncaster and 21^st placed Leyton Orient is now 15 points.

Notts County are 9 points below a play off place and 6 points above the relegation places.

Bradford will move up to 6^th if they beat Coventry on Tuesday.