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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 10th 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 2nd placed Preston who have 66 points from 34 games. Swindon occupy 3rd place with 64 points from 35 games with 4th place MK Dons next with 62 points also from 35 games. The other 2 play off places are taken up by Sheffield United at 5th on 53 Points and Doncaster at 6th 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 7th and 8th 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 13th 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 14th and 15th respectively. Walsall are 16th with 44 points from 35 games. Scunthorpe are 17th with 42 points from 34 games and Crewe are 18th with 42 points from 35 games. Notts have fallen to 19th with 41 points from 34 games and Coventry are 29th with 36 points from 34 games. The relegation places are taken up by 21st placed Leyton Orient on 35 points from 34 games, Colchester and Crawley at 22nd and 23rd respectively, each having played 35 games and both on 34 points, with Yeovil rock bottom 24th with 33 points from 35 games. - The gap between 6th placed Doncaster and 21st 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 6th if they beat Coventry on Tuesday. Meet Ronan Murray - Q/A with Premiership Scout - League Link-Ups

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 24th 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 5th 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 7th also with 45 points but from 31 games. Fleetwood move up to 8th with 44 points from 32 games with Oldham falling to 9th with 43 points from 31 games. Chesterfield drop to 10th while Gillingham rise to 11th and Port Vale also climb to 12th, all on 42 points from 32 games. Rochdale move up to 13th with 41 points from 29 games, above 14th placed Walsall also with 41 points but from 31 games and 15th placed Peterborough who have 41 points too from 32 games. Scunthorpe drop to 16th with 40 points from 30 games. Notts drop to 17th with 38 points from 31 games, the same as 18th placed Barnsley, while 19th placed Crewe also have 38 points but from 32 games. Colchester climb from the relegation zone to 20th with 34 points from 32 games. Coventry, although drawing away at Sheffield United, slip into the relegation places at 21st with 33 points from 31 games, level with 22nd placed Crawley who beat Swindon 2–1 having played 32 games. Leyton Orient remain 23rd despite beating Oldham 3–0 with 32 points from 31 games. Yeovil stay bottom with 29 games from 32 games. - 12 points now separate 6th placed Bradford and 21st placed Coventry. Notts County are at 17th and are now 7 points away from the play offs but more worryingly only 5 points above a relegation place, and will fall to 18th if Scunthorpe fail to beat Barnsley on Tuesday PoN's Dashboard - View New Content - PoN's Live Centre

There was no game for Notts this weekend but some very interesting results. The big League One game ended with league leaders Bristol City losing at home to play-off hopefuls Sheffield United. There was also a surprise home defeat by Chesterfield to lowly Leyton Orient, also 2nd placed Swindon losing at home to strugglers Scunthorpe United. 3rd placed MK Dons losing away at Gillingham. Oldham also slipped up at home to Colchester United. The biggest win was at Crawley, who beat rapidly falling Barnsley 5-1. Not so long ago Barnsley were above Notts in the top half but find themselves now in 19th place. League One Results Bristol City 1–3 Sheffield United Chesterfield 2–3 Leyton Orient Crawley 5–1 Barnsley Crewe Alexandra 2–0 Fleetwood Doncaster Rovers 3–0 Yeovil Gillingham 4 – 2 MK Dons Notts County v Preston North End – Postponed Oldham 0–1 Colchester Peterborough 2–1 Rochdale Scunthorpe 3–1 Swindon Walsall 0–1 Port Vale 6 Home wins, 4 away wins and 0 draws. Upcoming fixtures Tuesday 17th February 2015 Bristol City v Peterborough Colchester v MK Dons Doncaster Rovers v Crewe Alexandra Notts County v Sheffield United Scunthorpe v Chesterfield Wednesday 18th February 2015 Leyton Orient v Bradford League One update The top 4 places remain unchanged despite the first three placed all losing and Preston not playing. Bristol City are top with 61 points from 29 games, Swindon 2nd with 57 points from 30 games, MK Dons 3rd on 56 points also from 30 games and Preston 4th with 53 points from 29 games. Sheffield United move up to 5th with 45 points from 28 games taking the place of Oldham who drop to 6th with 43 points from 30 games. Leading the chasing pack and staying in 7th place come Chesterfield with 42 points from 30 games above Doncaster who move up to 8th place, also on 42 points but from 29 games. Bradford drop to 9th with 41 points from 28 games, level on points with Peterborough who move up to 10th having played 30 games. Also on 41 points but falling to 11th are Fleetwood along with Gillingham who climb to 12th both having played 31 games. Walsall slip to 13th with 40 points from 30 games. Next come Port Vale rising to 14th with 39 points from 31 games, Rochdale have fallen to 15th with 38 points from 28 games. Notts having not played a game, fall to 16th also on 38 points but from 29 games above Crewe who climb to 17th on the same points but from 30 games. Rising to 18th come Scunthorpe with 37 points from 28 games, followed by Barnsley falling to 19th with 35 points from 30 games and Coventry remaining at 20th place with 32 points also from 30 games. The relegation places are occupied by Colchester staying at 21st with 31 points from 30 games. Crawley rising to 22nd with 30 points from 31 games, Leyton lift themselves to 23rd with 29 points from 29 games but Yeovil drop to 24th and bottom with 28 points from 32 games. - The gap between 6th placed Oldham and 21st placed Colchester is only 12 points. Notts, although falling to 16th, are still only 5 points away from a play off place but are also only 7 points above Colchester and safety. Notts welcome Sheffield United, 3-1 victors away at table topping Bristol City, to Meadow Lane this coming Tuesday evening. League One News - League One Preview - League Link-Ups

At last, a very welcome win for Notts albeit against bottom placed Leyton Orient. League One is now beginning to take shape with the top 4 clubs having a clear lead at the top. Bristol City have a game in hand which has opened up a gap in 1st place, closely followed by Swindon 4 points behind and MK Dons another point lower, still 3rd despite losing on Monday at Bradford. Preston keep 4th spot and are a further 3 points behind. There is then a gap of 10 points to Oldham in 5th place with Sheffield United occupying the last play off place, though only on goal difference above Chesterfield. A good run of results would see any team from the chasing pack making a push for the play-offs. Similarly at the the other end of the table, Colchester are now 4 points adrift of safety above Yeovil, Crawley and Leyton Orient. League One Results Monday 9th February 2015 Bradford 2–1 MK Dons Tuesday 10th February 2015 Barnsley 1–2 Fleetwood Bristol City 3–1 Port Vale Chesterfield 0–2 Preston North End Coventry 1-1 Scunthorpe Crawley 0–5 Doncaster Rovers Crewe Alexandra 1–0 Yeovil Leyton Orient 0–1 Notts County Oldham 2–1 Swindon Peterborough 1–2 Gillingham Sheffield United 4-1 Colchester Walsall 3–2 Rochdale There were 6 home wins ,5 away wins and 1 draw. Upcoming Fixtures Saturday 14th February 2015 Bristol City v Sheffield United Chesterfield v Leyton Orient Crawley v Barnsley Crewe Alexandra v Fleetwood Doncaster v Yeovil Gillingham v MK Dons Notts County v Preston North End - Postponed. (Next match at home v Sheffield United - Tuesday 17th February 2015) Oldham v Colchester Peterborough v Rochdale Scunthorpe v Swindon Walsall v Port Vale League One update The top 4 places remain unchanged with Bristol City top on 61 points, followed by Swindon on 57 points and MK Dons on 56 points both having played 29 games. Preston are 4th with 53 points from 29 games. Then 10 points lower, are Oldham moving up to 5th on 43 points from 29 games with Sheffield United moving up to 6th with 42 points from 27 games. Chesterfield are also on 42 points, dropping out of the top 6 having played 29 games. At 8th and 9th come Bradford and Fleetwood each with 41 points but from 28 and 29 games respectively. Walsall are 10th with 40 points from 29 games and Doncaster follow at 11th with 39 points from 28 games. Rochdale, Peterborough, Notts and Gillingham are next in 12tth to 15th place each on 38 points from 27, 29, 29 and 30 games respectively. Port Vale have 36 points from 30 games at 16th followed by Barnsley at 17th and Crewe at 18th both with 35 points from 29 games. In 19th place come Scunthorpe with 34 points from 27 games and Coventry are 20th with 32 points from 30 games. The relegation places go to Colchester and Yeovil each with 28 points from 29 and 30 games respectively. Crawley with 27 points from 30 games and rock bottom Leyton Orient with 26 points from 28 games. - 14 points now separate 6th placed Sheffield United from 21st placed Colchester. Notts have moved up to 14th but are 'a mere' 4 points from a play off place and have widened the gap from a relegation place to 10 points. Match Report - Week Days Preview - League Link-Ups

Another disappointing day for Notts fans, losing at home to local rivals Chesterfield who now sit comfortably in the play off places at 5th in the table. The big game of the day between MK Dons and Bristol City ended as a goalless draw. Swindon and Preston remain in 2nd and 4th place respectively with Oldham moving up to 6th replacing Sheffield United who fall to 7th. There was a League One game which end up being called off, however all the other remaining fixtures went ahead as planned and it makes for another interesting weekend of football at this level. League One results Colchester 2–3 Crewe Alexandra Doncaster 0–2 Walsall Fleetwood 1–1 Peterborough Gillingham 2–0 Sheffield United MK Dons 0–0 Bristol City Notts County 0–1 Chesterfield Port Vale 2–2 Bradford Preston North End 1–0 Coventry Scunthorpe 0–1 Oldham Swindon 2–0 Barnsley Yeovil 2–1 Crawley Rochdale v Leyton Orient - POSTPONED (Frozen Ground) Upcoming fixtures Monday 9th February 2015 Bradford v MK Dons Tuesday 10th February 2015 Barnsley v Fleetwood Bristol City v Port Vale Chesterfield v Preston North End Coventry v Scunthorpe Crawley v Doncaster Rovers Crewe Alexandra v Yeovil Leyton Orient v Notts County Oldham Athletic v Swindon Town Peterborough United v Gillingham Sheffield United v Colchester Walsall v Rochdale League update Today there were 4 home wins, 4 away wins, 3 draws and 1 postponement. Bristol City hold pole position with 58 points from 27 games. Swindon move up to 2nd with 57 points from 28 games replacing MK Dons who drop to 3rd on 56 points from 28 games. There is then a 6 point gap to Preston who remain 4th with 50 points from 28 games. Chesterfield stay at 5th 8 points lower with 42 points from 28 games. Oldham move up into the final play off place with 40 points having played 28 games. Sheffield United drop to 7th with 39 points from 28 games. Rochdale, Bradford, Peterborough and Fleetwood occupy positions 8 to 11th each on 38 points from 26, 27, 28 and 29 games respectively. Walsall climb up to 12th with 37 points from 28 games. Doncaster slip to 13th with 36 points from 27 games, just above Port Vale who have the same number of points but from 29 games. Barnsley drop to 15th with 35 points from 28 games, the same as Notts County who drop to 16th.. Gillingham move up to 17th also on 35 points but from 29 games. Scunthorpe fall to 18th with 33 points from only 26 games. Crewe move up to 19th with 32 points from 28 games. Coventry fall to 20th with 31 points from 29 games. Colchester stay at 21st with 28 points from 28 games, just above 22nd placed Yeovil who have the same number of points but from 29 games. Crawley fall to 23rd with 27 points from 29 games. 24th and bottom are Leyton Orient who have played 27 games accumulating 26 points. - 12 points separate 6th placed Oldham from 21st placed Colchester and 22nd placed Yeovil who are both on 28 points. Notts have fallen to 16th with 35 points, but are still only 5 points away from a play off place though are slightly worryingly only 7 points outside the relegation zone. Notts have a chance to climb the table with their next game, although being away they are playing against rock bottom Leyton Orient. League One Preview - PoN's Dashboard - Match Report

Results over the weekend have gone mostly as form would suggest though Notts' fans will be very disappointed with such a heavy defeat by the hands of Oldham Athletic. On Saturday there was 5 Home wins, 2 away wins and 3 draws. On Sunday we saw a home win and a draw. This weekends fixtures have widely opened up the play-off places and kept the automatic promotion widely open to the three teams in the running. League One Results Saturday January 31st 2015 Barnsley 2–1 Port Vale Bradford 1–1 Colchester Chesterfield 2–2 Doncaster Coventry 2–2 Rochdale Crawley 2–1 Preston North End Crewe Alexandra 0–5 MK Dons Leyton Orient 1–4 Scunthorpe Oldham 3–0 Notts County Peterborough 1–0 Yeovil Sheffield United 2–0 Swindon Sunday February 1st 2015 Bristol City 2–0 Fleetwood Walsall 1-1 Gillingham Upcoming fixtures Tuesday February 3rd 2015 Barnsley v Oldham League Update Bristol City are top of the league with 57 points from 26 games. MK Dons move to 2nd place after their resounding away win at lowly Crewe with 55 points from 27 games. Swindon drop to 3rd place, also with 54 points but from 27 games after losing away at Sheffield United who move up to 6th with 39 points from 25 games. Preston remain in 4th spot with 47 points from 27 game and Chesterfield stay at 5th also having played 27 games but with 8 points fewer on 39 points. Just outside the play-off places comes Rochdale dropping to 7th with 38 points from 26 games. Bradford remain 8th with 37 points from 26 games. Oldham move up to 9th and are also on 37 points from 26 games. Peterborough, the 4th team with 37 points move up to 10th from 27 games. Fleetwood drop to 11th also with 37 points but from 28 games, Doncaster fall to 12th with 36 points from 26 games. Notts fall to unlucky 13th with 35 points from 27 games, also on 35 points come Port Vale in 14th position after 28 games. In 15th place comes Walsall with 34 points from 27 games, 1 point above Scunthorpe who climb to 16th having played 25 games. Barnsley move up to 17th with 32 points from 26 games. Gillingham drop to 18th with 32 points from 28 games. Coventry fall to 19th with 31 points from 28 games. Crewe stay 20th in spite of their heavy home loss to MK Dons with 29 points from 27 games. Remaining at 21st comes Colchester with 28 points from 27 games. Crawley climb to 22nd with 27 points from 28 games, Leyton Orient drop to 23rd with 26 points from 27 games. Falling to 24th and bottom are Yeovil with 25 points from 28 games. Walsall could have knocked Notts down a place if they had won at home to Gillingham earlier today. 6th placed Sheffield United are 11 points ahead of 21st placed Colchester. Notts are 7 points clear of a relegation place but still only 4 points off the play-offs though some teams have games in hand. League One Preview - Magpies in the Market - League Link-Ups