Week 35 results
EXETER CITY 0 LEYTON ORIENT 0
Struggling Exeter made it 14 without a win as they dropped into the League One relegation zone, despite ending Orient's four-game winning run, after this bore draw. Nobody got this spot-on, but 3 did have the outcome.
STOCKPORT COUNTY 3 AFC WIMBLEDON 0
Stockport strengthened their grip on a League One play-off spot after claiming this comfortable win. Again nobody had this spot-on, though 22 did get the outcome, with a massive 14 going for a 2-1 in what was the weeks most predicted score.
WYCOMBE WANDERERS 4 PORT VALE 0
Wycombe kept their play-off hopes alive with this thrashing of League One's bottom side Port Vale. Again no 3 pointer for anyone, but 19 did have the outcome.
BARNET 1 CAMBRIDGE UNITED 0
Ex-U's Danny Collinge's second-half winner gave Barnet a boost to their chances of a League Two play-off place. Well done to basher2010 for being the only one to have this spot-on, and 2 more got the outcome.
NEWPORT COUNTY 1 SHREWSBURY TOWN 0
Newport gave their survival hopes a timely boost as Bobby Kamwa's superb second-half strike inched them to a nervy win. Surprisingly a final game this week with no 3 pointer, though 14 did have the outcome.
SALFORD CITY 1 MILTON KEYNES DONS 0
Matt Butcher scored a spectacular goal as Salford made up ground on their promotion rivals with a narrow win over 10-man MK Dons. Well done to NME_cufc for being the only one to have this spot-on, and a further 9 got the outcome.
Yet another poor week to add to the many we have had this season, but looking at the results it shoudn't have been that bad. All the home teams kept a clean sheet, with five of them winning, and three of those by 1-0. The 1-0 has been the top result almost every season for a home win, but the 2-1 has become the favourite for predicting a home win these days. Take this week as an example, out of the weeks 144 total predictions, 44 of those were for a 2-1, while only 10 went for a 1-0. The three 1-0's this week means it has now become the seasons joint top result, along with the 2-1, both on 26, two ahead of the 1-1. Despite there only being two spot-ons, the 69 outcomes in total, made sure it was far from being the worst week of the season. There was a four-way share for being the weeks top scorer, between the two who got a 3 pointer, basher2010 and NME_cufc, who both also had two outcomes, and durham_exile and burnsieespana, who got five outcomes from going 2-1 all games.
In the Premier With nobody having a 3 pointer in this division, there is very little change to report. At the top concordman had his lead reduced, as Jorash63 moved to within 10 points of him, but with only 26 games left to the season, he remains a strong favorite to get a third title. Three outcomes for mfb_cufc means he becomes the first get a century of outcomes, and they have probably saved him from being relegated, as his 3 pointer return is by far the worst in the division. The only change had the four outcomes for Lewis_1 moving him up another place, and more importantly to within 4 points of the great escape.
In Division One Despite the weeks top scorers all being in this league, positions remained the same as the previous week. Three outcomes for noah4x4 takes him a step nearer to a third Division One title. The battle for the other automatic spot remains close, with the top scoring performances from basher2010 and durham_exile leaving them separated by a point. It is now a 7 point gap to the fourth BFG, and 10 points to Tropical_Us in fifth. A big week is required by either of them to break into the top two. Four outcomes for Blue4U2 improved his position in the final play-off place, as he now has a 5 point cushion to the chasing pack.
THE TABLES (254 out of 280 played)
(Tie-breaker: Most 3 pointers, and then the first to post)
Week 36 Fixtures The last 6 game week this season. Don't forget these fixtures are on Good Friday, with the deadline 15.00.
CHARLTON ATHLETIC v BRISTOL CITY
LEICESTER CITY v PRESTON NORTH END
LUTON TOWN v PETERBOROUGH UNITED
ROTHERHAM UNITED v STEVENAGE
BRISTOL ROVERS v FLEETWOOD TOWN
WALSALL v GILLINGHAM
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