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League One Round-Up


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The competition for play off places is getting very interesting with only 8 points separating 5th placed Sheffield United and 15th placed Oldham. The situation at the bottom end is no less interesting with Coventry, Leyton Orient and Crawley all winning, Crewe, Colchester, Yeovil all losing and Notts, Scunthorpe and Walsall all drawing.

Walsall lie 16th but are only 8 points adrift of a play off place and yet are also only 7 points above safety, which shows how tight this league is but games are running out.

League One Results

Bristol City 0–0 Gillingham

Chesterfield 2–3 Coventry

Colchester 2–3 Crawley

Doncaster Rovers 0–2 Peterborough

Fleetwood 1–0 Rochdale

Leyton Orient 3–0 Yeovil

Notts County 1–1 Bradford

Oldham 1–3 Barnsley

Port Vale 0–1 Swindon

Preston 5–1 Crewe Alexandra

Scunthorpe 1–1 Sheffield United

Walsall 1–1 MK Dons

 

There were 3 home wins, 5 away wins and 4 draws.

 

Upcoming fixtures

Tuesday 17th March 2015

Bristol City v Crewe Alexandra

Chesterfield v Gillingham

Colchester v Yeovil

Doncaster Rovers v Swindon

Fleetwood v Coventry

Leyton Orient v Barnsley

Notts County v Rochdale

Oldham v MK Dons

Port Vale v Crawley

Preston v Peterborough

Walsall v Sheffield United

 

League One Update

Bristol City, although only drawing at home to mid table Gillingham, maintain their runaway position at the top of League One with 8 points from 37 games. Preston are in second place after thrashing Crewe 5-1 and have 69 points but have only played 35 games.

Swindon stay 3rd with 67 points from 36 games after winning away at Port Vale. MK Dons are 4th with 63 points from 36 games. Sheffield United are 5th on 54 points from 45 games.

Barnsley move into the final play off place after a good away win at Oldham with 53 points from 36 games, the same as 7th placed Peterborough who continued their revival with an away win at Doncaster.

Fleetwood move up to 8th place after beating Rochdale and have 51 points from 36 games. Bradford remain 9th with 50 points from 35 games. Doncaster drop to 10th also on 50 points but from 36 games.

Chesterfield fall to 11th from 35 games with Port Vale dropping to 12th from 36 games, both teams on 48 points.

Rochdale remain 13th from 34 games with Gillingham staying 14th from 36 games, both on 47 points.

Oldham stay 15th with 46 points from 35 games.

Walsall hold 16th place with 45 points from 36 games and Scunthorpe stay 17th with 43 points from 35 games.

Notts County have moved up to 18th from 35 games on 42 points, the same as 19th placed Crewe who have played 36 games. Coventry having played 36 games, are on 40 points.

The relegation places are taken up by 21st placed Leyton Orient who have 38 points from 35 games. Crawley climb to 22nd place with 37 points from 36 games.

Colchester drop to 23rd with 34 points from 36 games and Yeovil remain bottom on 33 points from 37 games.

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

Notts County are 11 points below a play off place but alarmingly only 4 points above the relegation zone.

Notts County will be desperate for a home win on Tuesday and hoping other results also go their way so they can keep a safe distance from the drop zone.

 

 



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Chris

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We can forget about the play-off places, I just hope we come home happy and feeling better having done so with all 3 points. It's looking more and more gloomy but all the fans I speak to one match days speak with passion, no matter what the views are.

I just hope Derry rides the storm because I do feel we will be better from this.

BromPie

Posted

No comment from me but I want to take the time to thank Super! 


piesmare

Posted

I am fearing Tuesday night, I think this will confirm if we stay up or if we go down.




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