League One Round-Up

Worrying times for all Notts County fans! After losing away to MK Dons, who are firmly placed 4^th in the play off places. Notts County find themselves one place above the drop zone but only by goal difference. Only 5 points separate 14^th placed Gillingham and next to the bottom placed Colchester. Notts County have a game in hand over the 2 teams immediately above them, Coventry and Crawley, which will prove crucial.

The battle for a play off place is no less interesting with 5^th placed Sheffield United only 7 points clear of 12^th placed Bradford.

League One Results

Barnsley 1–1 Preston

Bradford 2–2 Fleetwood

Coventry 1–3 Doncaster Rovers

Crawley 1–0 Leyton Orient

Crewe Alexandra 0–1 Oldham

Gillingham 2–2 Colchester

MK Dons 4–1 Notts County

Peterborough 1–0 Chesterfield

Rochdale 3–1 Scunthorpe

Sheffield United 4–0 Port Vale

There were 5 home wins, 2 away wins and 3 draws.

Upcoming fixtures

Tuesday 24^th March 2015

Oldham v Rochdale

Sheffield United v Scunthorpe

League One Update

Bristol City didn't play but remain top with 83 points 38 games. Preston have 73 points from 37 games and stay 2^nd.

Swindon remain 3^rd with 70 points, also from 37 games.

MK Dons also maintain their position at 4^th with 69 points from 38 games and Sheffield United keep 5^th place with 58 points from 37 games.

Peterborough continue their recent revival and climb into the final play off place at 6^th with 56 points from 38 games at the expense of Barnsley who drop to 7^th on 55 points from 38 games.

Rochdale move up to 8^th having played 36 games with 53 points the same tally as Doncaster at 9^th who have played 38 games.

Fleetwood drop to 10^th on 52 points from 38 games.

Chesterfield drop to 11^th from 37 games with 51 points the same number as Bradford who fall to 12^th but from 36 games.

Oldham rise to 13^th with 49 points from 37 games.

Gillingham stay 14^th while Port Vale fall to 15^th both teams on 48 points from 38 games.

Walsall drop to 16^th on 43 points from 37 games.

Scunthorpe remain 17^th from 36 games, Coventry stay 18^th from 38 games while Crawley climb to 19th from 38 games, all three teams on 43 points.

Notts County fall to 20^th with 42 points and a goal difference of -13 from 37 games. Crewe drop to 21^st also on 42 points and a goal difference of -33 from 38 games.

The bottom 3 places remain unchanged with 22^nd placed Leyton Orient on 39 points from 37 games, 23^rd placed Colchester with 38 points from 38 games and 24^th placed Yeovil trailing on 33 points from 38 games.

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The gap between 6^th placed Peterborough and 21^st placed Crewe is now 14 points.

Notts County are also 14 points off a play off place and only outside the relegation places on goal difference.

Notts County fans will be hoping Sheffield United beat Scunthorpe on Tuesday to keep them just a point away.