On The Table

Pride of Nottingham introduces 'On The Table', a new weekly feature which will focus on how the League One table has changed, which teams have made the most movement and their results.

The top half of the third tier, from the 1^st place to 6^th, hasn't seen any changes. However, Leyton Orient, Rotherham United and Preston North End have all moved closer to each other. Wolves currently lead the division by 6 points, whilst Orient are 4 points behind Brentford.

Let's see how the League One table compares now!

MK Dons have fallen from 7^th to 9^th after losing at home 0-1 to Wolverhampton Wanderers. Swindon Town have moved up from 8^th to 7^th, they beat Sheffield United 2-1. Walsall FC who came in at 9^th before yesterdays narrow 1-0 win over Shrewsbury Town. This was their second back to back win since having beaten us 5-1 at Meadow Lane.

Sheffield United remain 10^th after losing to Walsall.

Port Vale also remain at 11^th, they drew 1-1 to Stevenage FC.

Gillingham have fallen from 12^th to 14^th due to not playing. Bristol City have moved from 13^th to 15^th, they lost 2-1 to Rotherham United.

Crawley Town have fallen from 14^th to 16^th, they lost narrowly by 1 goal to Preston North End.

Bradford City have moved up from 15^th to 12^th after beating 3^rd place Leyton Orient, the final score ending with 1-0 away win for the Bantams.

Colchester United have fallen from 16^th to 18^th, they're now only 3 points off safety and are back in danger after being beaten by us at Meadow Lane.

Oldham Athletic remain at 17^th, they drew to Brentford 0-0 which is exactly the outcome Pride of Nottingham is hoping for (or better) this upcoming Saturday, as we take them on away from home.

Coventry City have moved up from 18^th to 13^th, the Sky Blues enjoyed a 2-1 win over Crewe Alexandra – who fell from 19^th to 22^nd as a result of the Sky Blues win.

Tranmere Rovers remain 20^th after drawing to Carlisle 0-0.

Carlisle United also remain in the same position - 21^st after they didn't manage to score against Tranmere Rovers.

Shrewsbury Town have fallen from 22^nd to 23^rd, they suffered that narrow 1-0 defeat to Walsall FC.

NOTTS COUNTY who's unlikeliest of results, 3 wins, back to back – have seen our club move from 23^rd to 19^th. A much healthier position, however before we all get excited. Please remember we take on Brentford! However, if Oldham can draw to them, why can't we? Notts enjoyed a 2-0 win at Meadow Lane over fellow struggler’s Colchester United.

Stevenage FC remain bottom, they haven't managed to move but they have a game in hand.

The 'Race for Survival' clearly isn't finished, as many teams continue to battle for their safety. Whilst others are trying to fight their way into the automatic positions and play-off zone. Pride of Nottingham is just glad to see us reunite, our next six features are bigger than ever.