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GRIMSBY TOWN 5 YORK CITY 2 Grimsby struck three times in 12 minutes late in the second half to earn a comprehensive victory in an entertaining clash. Nobody got this spot-on, but 13 did have the outcome, with 11 going for a 2-1 in what was the weeks most predicted score.
PORT VALE 4 ROCHDALE 2 Vale had only hit six goals in 11 league games but with some dismal Rochdale defending they virtually sealed victory with three goals after 22 minutes. Nobody had this spot-on, though 15 did get the outcome.
ACCRINGTON STANLEY 1 NORTHAMPTON TOWN 1 Elliott List scored in the 92nd minute to rescue a point for Northampton, as Accrington still extended their unbeaten league run to eight games. 3 got this spot-on, and nobody had the outcome.
CREWE ALEXANDRA 1 BARNET 1 An own goal from Zac Williams gifted his former club Crewe a late equaliser as Barnet had to settle for a draw. 4 had this spot-on, and another 2 got the outcome.
FLEETWOOD TOWN 3 BRISTOL ROVERS 1 Fleetwood backed up their midweek Carabao Cup exploits with a comfortable win over Rovers, who scored with their only shot on target. Well done to Jorash63 for being the only one to get this spot-on, and a further 10 had this spot-on.
OLDHAM ATHLETIC 0 CRAWLEY TOWN 1 Rock-bottom Crawley celebrated their first win in eleven league games, beating nine-man Oldham. Nobody had this spot-on, and only NME_cufc got the outcome. 18 predicted a win for Oldham.
SALFORD CITY 2 EXETER CITY 1 Will Aimson got an 88th minute winner, as Salford came from behind to take their winning run in League Two to eight games. A super 6 got this spot-on, and another 14 had the outcome.
SHREWSBURY TOWN 1 GILLINGHAM 2 Andy Smith scored his first goal since April to give Gillingham all three points. Well done to unitedwhites for being the only one to have this spot-on, and nobody got the outcome. 16 predicted a win for Shrewsbury.
Highlights when available
SWINDON TOWN 2 ROTHERHAM UNITED 1 Joe Hungbo's brilliant free-kick sealed Swindon's win over nine-man Rotherham. A sublime 9 got this spot-on, and 9 also had the outcome.
TRANMERE ROVERS 3 CHELTENHAM TOWN 1 Tranmere came from behind to secure their first home win since early September. A final game this week with no 3 pointer, but 9 did get the outcome.
After Newport beat Chesterfield 4-1 in the Friday night game, it was a reminder just how spooky predicting in League Two can be. This week produced plenty of ghouls, especially in the early kick-offs, but not too many shocks, with only nine-man Oldham having a horror show. Plenty of late goals could have been a nightmare, but with six of the home teams winning, it turned out to be a reasonable one, mainly thanks to the 2-1 wins for Salford and Swindon, giving us a total of 24 spot-ons. With four games failing to have a 3 pointer, it was great effort from unitedwhites to be the only one to get three, the Crewe 1-1 and the 2-1 wins for Salford and Shrewsbury, and three outcomes, to make him this weeks top scorer with a brilliant 12 points. Four members did well to have two 3 pointers, with the best coming from Tropical_Us, who had the draws at Accrington and Crewe, and five outcomes, to give him an excellent 11 points. Also Jorash63, who got the Accrington 1-1 and the Fleetwood 3-1, and four outcomes, to give him an excellent 10 points. RSCOSWORTH, who had the Crewe 1-1 and the Swindon 2-1, and three outcomes, to give him a decent 9 points. Finally Blue4U2, who had the 2-1 wins for Salford and Swindon, and one outcome, to gve him a decent 7 points. Best of those to get one 3 pointer was mfb_cufc and thrillseeker, who each had the Swindon 2-1, and five outcomes, to give them both a decent 8 points.
Happy Cup Just a reminder. The 1st Round of this competition now starts on Friday 6th November, as one of the Saturday games got moved to Friday.
In the Premier Another good week for the Premier members, with only one failing to have a 3 pointer. The decent week for RSCOSWORTH helped to increase his lead by a point, to a decent 12 points. That is now from mfb_cufc, who moved up a place to the DEMS position. Despite getting the Salford 2-1 spot-on, blueeagle drops a place to third. The excellent week for Jorash63 moved him up a coule of places to a season high fourth. Having the Swindon 2-1 spot-on couldn't stop ghughes11 dropping a place to fifth. The decent week for thrillseeker moved him up a place to sixth. Up a place to seventh is bwildered, after he got the Salford 2-1 spot-on. An unfortunate missed week for basher2010, means he drops three places. Having the Salford 2-1 spot-on, was enough to keep Sector4 out of the bottom three, that remains the same for the fifth week running, though concordman did move up a couple of places, after having the Swindon 2-1 spot-on. That same 3 pointer was also achieved by noah4x4.
In Division One After leading on the most 3 pointer rule for the last two weeks, a decent week for gerry_us, that included having the Crewe 1-1 spot-on, has given him a bit of breathing space at the top. Two outcomes for Lewis_1 was just enough for him to hold on to the other automatic spot, but only on the most 3 pointer rule from Blue4U2, who closed up with his decent week. The excellent week for Tropical_Us moved him up a couple of places to fourth. Despite getting the Swindon 2-1 spot-on, Daniel drops a place to fifth. The same fate for wessex_exile, after he had the Salford 2-1 spot-on, but he remains in the play-offs.The top scoring performance from unitedwhites, moved him up a couple of places to seventh. In the last two weeks he has moved from off the bottom, to be within a point of the play-offs. It is status quo for Titters, after he got the Swindon 2-1 spot-on, and oxfcolu, after he had the Accrington 1-1 spot-on.
THE TABLES (88 out of 280 played) (Tie-breaker: Most 3 pointers, and then the first to post)
Week 13 Fixtures FA Cup 1st Round this week, but we will keep those fixtures for the Happy Cup.
ARSENAL v HULL CITY FULHAM v NEWCASTLE UNITED NOTTINGHAM FOREST v MANCHESTER CITY (17.30) BIRMINGHAM CITY v SWANSEA CITY CHARLTON ATHLETIC v SHEFFIELD UNITED WEST BROMWICH ALBION v MILLWALL
No need to start another thread for your predictions, just post them to the the same thread where you got the fixtures. Predictions have been transfered to the correct thread.
GRIMSBY TOWN 2 YORK CITY 1 PORT VALE 1 ROCHDALE 0 ACCRINGTON STANLEY 1 NORTHAMPTON TOWN 0 CREWE ALEXANDRA 2 BARNET 1 FLEETWOOD TOWN 1 BRISTOL ROVERS 0 OLDHAM ATHLETIC 3 CRAWLEY TOWN 1 SALFORD CITY 2 EXETER CITY 0 SHREWSBURY TOWN 1 GILLINGHAM 0 SWINDON TOWN 2 ROTHERHAM UNITED 1 TRANMERE ROVERS 2 CHELTENHAM TOWN 1
We currently have 23 members, when 32 would be ideal for a knockout competition. There is no mathmatical way to get the numbers down to 16 for the 2nd Round. I have decided the fairest way (rather than have byes) is to get the number down to 8 for the quarter-finals instead. This will be done by having 10 games of 2, and 1 game of 3, with the two highest scorers going through, in the 1st Round. This will give us 12 members for the 2nd Round, where there will be 4 games of 3 with the two highest scorers going through to the quarter-finals.
There will be replays for drawn games. The tie-breaker rule will only apply for any replays. Each round will take place at the same time as the FA Cup, and will contain 10 fixtures from that competition. Any replays will be 10 matches from the following Saturday's League programme. FA Cup replays will be scrapped from the first round onwards in the 2026/27 competition. All games will be settled on 90 minute result.
There will be fresh draw for each round, and here is the draw for the 1st Round, made by Mrs mfb.
noah4x4 v Tropical_Us
thread v NME_cufc
bwildered v ghughes11
RSCOSWORTH v concordman
blueeagle v basher2010
Lewis_1 v Blue4U2
Sector4 v unitedwhites
Daniel v thrillseeker
BFG v Titters
Jorash63 v mfb_cufc
gerry_us v wessex_exile v oxfcolu (2 to go through)
1st Round Fixtures All Saturday games kick-off at 15.00. If any matches are postponed, then games will be settled on the matches remaining. No more than four predictions the same as your opponents please. Since starting this thread the Bristol Rovers v Cambridge United game has been moved to Friday.
ACCRINGTON STANLEY v WYCOMBE WANDERERS BOREHAM WOOD v WIGAN ATHLETIC BRISTOL ROVERS v CAMBRIDGE UNITED (Been moved to Friday 19.30) BROMLEY v ROTHERHAM UNITED CARLISLE UNITED v SALFORD CITY COLCHESTER UNITED v WORCESTER CITY CREWE ALEXANDRA v AFC WIMBLEDON EASTLEIGH v SHREWSBURY TOWN HORNCHURCH v BLACKPOOL MILTON KEYNES DONS v SWINDON TOWN
ARSENAL 2 EVERTON 0 Defenders Ezri Konsa and Gabriel Magalhaes scored the goals to lift Arsenal to 21 points, and join City at the top of the Premier League table. Everyone predicted a win for Arsenal, with a ginormous 14 getting it spot-on, in what was the weeks most predicted score.
COVENTRY CITY 0 FULHAM 1 Oscar Bobb's late goal made it back-to-back Premier League wins for Fulham. Nobody had this spot-on, but 6 did get the outcome.
LINCOLN CITY 4 BURNLEY 1 Lincoln came from behind to thrash hapless Burnley and pile the pressure on Clarets head coach Nicky Hayen, who was sacked after this defeat. Nobody got this spot-on, though 9 did have the outcome.
WEST HAM UNITED 2 SOUTHAMPTON 3 Impressive Southampton edge a five goal thriller. No points for anyone from this game, with 20 predicting a win for West Ham, and the other 3 going for a 1-1.
BROMLEY 1 PETERBOROUGH UNITED 1 Bromley could not kick off the post-Andy Woodman era with a win as Vernon Masara's 93rd minute leveller secured Peterborough a point. Only blueeagle and Blue4U2 got this spot-on, and only NME_cufc had the outcome. 18 predicted a win for Peterborough.
ROTHERHAM UNITED 3 SHREWSBURY TOWN 3 Super-sub Tom Bradshaw earned Rotherham a vital point in League Two following this draw with in-form Shrewsbury, who had earlier overturned an early two-goal deficit to lead in game in which both teams ended with 10 men. A final game this week with no 3 pointer, but 4 did get the outcome.
Another unpredictable week to join the many we have had so far this season. With four games failing to have a 3 pointer, it was left to Arsenal's 2-0 win to stop this week from being an almost total wipeout. In fact that Arsenal victory produced 51 of the weeks 77 total points. With the two members who got the Bromley 1-1 spot-on not having the Arsenal 2-0, the weeks 16 total 3 pointers were shared out, and Blue4U2 was the only one of the 16 to have got three outcomes, to make him the weeks top scorer with a decent 6 points. One interesting stat from this weeks games is Lincoln's 4-1 win was the fifth time for that score this season. Making it as good as a 1-0 or 2-0, who are both on that same score for the season. Top result remains the 1-1 with 11, two ahead of the 0-1.
Happy Cup Details for the 1st Round of this competition will be out tomorrow (Sunday).
In the Premier Just the Arsenal 2-0 spot-on for RSCOSWORTH this week, but his lead is only reduced by a point as blueeagle could only get the Arsenal outcome to go with the Bromley 1-1 spot-on. Having the Arsenal 2-0 spot-on moves both mfb_cufc and ghughes11 up a place to third and fourth. One outcome for basher2010, and he drops two. The Arsenal 2-0 spot-on also for Jorash63, thrillseeker, bwildered and Sector4, but it is status quo for all four. The bottom three also remains the same, but by getting the Arsenal win spot-on, noah4x4 did move up a couple of places.
In Division One With the top two both having the Arsenal 2-0 spot-on, there is no change, as gerry_us remains ahead of Lewis_1 on the most 3 pointer rule. The top scoring performance from Blue4U2 moves him up a place to a season high third. One outcome for Daniel as he drops a place to fourth. Having the Arsenal win spot-on moved both wessex_exile and Tropical_Us up a place to fifth and sixth. One outcome for thread, means he drops two. Status quo for Titters although he got the Arsenal 2-0 spot-on. The final one to have that Arsenal win spot-on was unitedwhites, and it was enough to take him off the bottom, as he moved up a couple of places.
THE TABLES (78 out of 280 played) (Tie-breaker: Most 3 pointers, and then the first to post)
Week 12 Fixtures 10 games from the tricky League 2 picked by this weeks guest noah4x4. Don't forget it is an early start with deadline 12.30
GRIMSBY TOWN v YORK CITY (12.30) PORT VALE v ROCHDALE (12.30) ACCRINGTON STANLEY v NORTHAMPTON TOWN CREWE ALEXANDRA v BARNET FLEETWOOD TOWN v BRISTOL ROVERS OLDHAM ATHLETIC v CRAWLEY TOWN SALFORD CITY v EXETER CITY SHREWSBURY TOWN v GILLINGHAM SWINDON TOWN v ROTHERHAM UNITED TRANMERE ROVERS v CHELTENHAM TOWN
ARSENAL 2 EVERTON 0 COVENTRY CITY 1 FULHAM 2 LINCOLN CITY 2 BURNLEY 1 WEST HAM UNITED 2 SOUTHAMPTON 1 BROMLEY 1 PETERBOROUGH UNITED 2 ROTHERHAM UNITED 1 SHREWSBURY TOWN 0
Seventh tier Worcester City play at home to sixth tier Chorley in their replay tonight.
Worcester's best run in the FA Cup came in the 1958–59 season, when in the Southern League. In the first round they beat Chelmsford City in a replay and then Millwall 5–2 in the second round. In the third round they were drawn against Liverpool. A 2–1 win saw them qualify for the fourth round against Sheffield United. They were defeated 2–0 in front of a record home attendance of 17,042 at St George's Lane.
Chorley's best run in the FA Cup came in the 2020/21 season. In the first round, as a sixth-tier club they defeated League One Wigan Athletic. In the second round, they beat another League One side, Peterborough United. Then in the third round they defeated Championship side Derby County with a 2–0 victory and was drawn to face Premier League side Wolverhampton Wanderers at home in the fourth round, which subsequently saw their FA Cup run come to an end with a 0–1 defeat.
BIRMINGHAM CITY 3 QUEENS PARK RANGERS 0 Birmingham made it five games unbeaten in the Championship with this impressive win. Nobody got this spot-on, but 18 did have the outcome, with 12 going for a 2-1 in what was the weeks most predicted score.
DERBY COUNTY 0 STOKE CITY 1 Luke Graham's first Stoke goal reinforced their place in the play-off positions and deepened Derby's gloom. 3 had this spot-on, and a further 9 got the outcome.
BARNSLEY 1 CAMBRIDGE UNITED 2 Cambridge's unbeaten away record in League One continued as they came from behind to win with a 91st minute goal. A magnificent 7 got this spot-on, and another 4 had the outcome.
LEICESTER CITY 2 DONCASTER ROVERS 1 John Lundstram and Kamari Doyle secured a Leicester win to ease the pressure on under-fire Russell Martin. A sublime 5 had this spot-on, and a further 10 got the outcome.
OLDHAM ATHLETIC 4 CHELTENHAM TOWN 1 Oldham halted their worrying slide down the table by thrashing Cheltenham for their first victory in seven league games. Nobody got this spot-on, though 10 did have the outcome.
SWINDON TOWN 1 WALSALL 1 Tai Sodje's equaliser maintained Walsall's unbeaten record in League One as they drew with a much-improved Swindon. A great 8 had this spot-on, and one more got the outcome.
Despite two games failing to have a 3 pointer, the other four made up for it in a big way, to give us a decent 23 spot-ons in total, and the best 6 game week of the season so far. Those 3 pointers were well spread out, with only six members failing to get one. Six members did well did get two 3 pointers, with the best coming from Daniel, who had the Cambridge 2-1 and the Swindon 1-1, and by also getting three outcomes, he is this weeks top scorer with an excellent 9 points. Next best were RSCOSWORTH, who got the Leicester 2-1 and the Swindon 1-1, and blueeagle, who had the Stoke 1-0 and the Swindon 1-1. They each also got two outcomes, to give them both a decent 8 points. Finally basher2010, who had the wins for Stoke and Leicester, Lewis_1, who got the Cambridge 2-1 and the Swindon 1-1, and Blue4U2, who got the Leicester 2-1 and the Swindon 1-1. They each also had one outcome, to give them all a decent 7 points. Best of those who had one outcome was mfb_cufc, who got the Leicester 2-1, and four outcomes, to give him a useful 7 points. The seasons 72 games have finished with 30 (41.67%) home wins, 18 (25.00%) away wins, and 24 (33.33%) draws. The figure for homes is at historical levels, but the aways and draws are the reverse to where they should be. Not good news for those who don't back games to end level. The top result so far is the 1-1 with 10, followed by the 0-0 and the 0-1 with 8, and they are one ahead of the 2-1 and the 1-2.
In the Premier The decent week for RSCOSWORTH has enabled him to increase his lead to a very healthy 12 points. That is now from blueeagle, whose own decent week moved him up another three places, and into that other DEMS spot. The decent weeks for basher2010 and mfb_cufc couldn't stop them dropping a place to third and fourth. A good five outcomes for ghughes11, but he also drops a place to fifth. A 3 pointer each for Jorash63, the Cambridge 2-1, thrillseeker, the Stoke 1-0, and bwildered, the Swindon 1-1, as it is status quo for all three. One outcome for Sector4 was enough to keep him out of the bottom three, that remains the same for the third week running, though concordman did move up a place after having the Cambridge 2-1 spot-on.
In Division One Having the Cambridge 2-1 spot-on enabled gerry_us to stay top for the fifth week in a row, but it only on the most 3 pointer rule from Lewis_1, who closed right up after another decent week. The top scoring performance from Daniel moved him a bit closer to the automatics in third. The decent week for Blue4U2 keeps him fourth, and a solid week for thread that included getting the Swindon 1-1 spot-on, keeps him fifth. After one week away wessex_exile moved back into the final play-off place again, after having the Cambridge 2-1 spot-on. Also moving up a place is Tropical_Us, thanks to getting the Swindon 1-1 spot-on. Three outcomes for Titters as he drops two places. The bottom three remains unchanged, but oxfcolu with the Cambridge 2-1, and unitedwhites with Leicester 2-1 both had a 3 pointer.
THE TABLES (72 out of 280 played) (Tie-breaker: Most 3 pointers, and then the first to post)
Week 11 Fixtures
ARSENAL v EVERTON COVENTRY CITY v FULHAM LINCOLN CITY v BURNLEY WEST HAM UNITED v SOUTHAMPTON BROMLEY v PETERBOROUGH UNITED ROTHERHAM UNITED v SHREWSBURY TOWN
BIRMINGHAM CITY 1 QUEENS PARK RANGERS 0 DERBY COUNTY 1 STOKE CITY 2 BARNSLEY 0 CAMBRIDGE UNITED 1 LEICESTER CITY 2 DONCASTER ROVERS 1 OLDHAM ATHLETIC 1 CHELTENHAM TOWN 0 SWINDON TOWN 0 WALSALL 1
ASTON VILLA 2 BRENTFORD 2 Brentford maintained their unbeaten start as they came from behind to earn a point and end Villa's hopes of a first Premier League home win this season. Well done to Lewis_1 for being the only one to get this spot-on, and another 9 had the outcome.
CHELSEA 5 AFC BOURNEMOUTH 1 Jordan Henderson scored his first Chelsea goals to help his new side to a dominant victory. Nobody had this spot-on, but 19 did get the outcome, with 10 going for a 2-0 in what was the weeks most predicted score.
IPSWICH TOWN 2 FULHAM 1 Ipswich scored two late goals in the 88th and 91st minutes to secure a dramatic victory and leave Alvaro Arbeloa still searching for his first win as Fulham boss. 4 got this spot-on, and a further 6 had the outcome.
CHARLTON ATHLETIC 1 BRISTOL CITY 1 Scott Twine slotted home from the penalty spot to earn City a draw against Charlton and extend the Addicks' winless run to six games. 4 had this spot-on, and 1 more got the outcome.
BLACKBURN ROVERS 2 CARDIFF CITY 1 Andri Gudjohnsen and Todd Cantwell's first-half goals punished Cardiff as Blackburn marked the return of Championship action with a home victory. A massive 9 got this spot-on, and another 6 had the outcome.
PRESTON NORTH END 0 MILLWALL 1 Camiel Neghli ruined Graham Alexander's Deepdale homecoming with a late winner as Millwall claimed a first victory in four Championship games. A super 6 had this spot-on, and a further 10 got the outcome.
BRADFORD CITY 0 LEYTON ORIENT 0 Michael Duff had to settle for a bore draw in his first league game as Bradford manager, with Orient having the only shot on target in the game. Nobody got this spot-on, and only unitedwhites had the outcome. 21 predicted a win for Bradford.
HUDDERSFIELD TOWN 2 SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY 2 Wednesday mounted a dramatic late comeback with goals in the 88th and 98th minutes to snatch a draw. 4 had this spot-on, and another 3 got the outcome.
CRAWLEY TOWN 2 CHESTERFIELD 2 Two second-half goals from substitute Gianmarco Di Biase gave struggling Crawley their first home point of the season as they came from 2-0 down to draw. Nobody got this spot-on, and only thread and unitedwhites had the outcome. 17 predicted a win for Chesterfield.
YORK CITY 1 NORTHAMPTON TOWN 1 Ollie Pearce's late equaliser rescued a point for York in this draw but they missed out on matching a club record, as they were hoping to rack up a 14th straight home league win to take their place in the record books alongside the club's class of 1964/65. Only thread and Blue4U2 had this spot-on, and only oxfcolu got the outcome. 18 predicted a win for York.
By nature it is the 10 game weeks that have the biggest influence on a season, and this one didn't disappoint. It produced a bit of everything, with a number of late goals changing the complexion of games, some good things winning, some shocks, and three 2-2 draws for the first time in a week. It all added up to a very decent 30 spot-ons in total, givig us the second best week of the season so far. Those 3 pointers helped to give some outstnding performances, especially from blueeagle, as he was the only one to get four of them, the wins for Ipswich, Blackburn and Millwall and the Charlton 1-1. He also had the Chelsea outcome, to give him a fantastic 13 points. Though it was only enough to give him a share of being the weeks top scorer, as Lewis_1 also got a fantastic 13 points by having the draws at Villa, Charlton and Huddersfield spot-on, and four outcomes. Also doing well to get three 3 pointers was gerry_us, who had the wins for Ipswich and Blackburn and the Huddersfield 2-2, and two outcomes, to give him a brilliant 11 points. Best of the six to have two 3 pointers were basher2010, who got the wins for Ipswich and Millwall, and thread, who had the draws at Charlton and York. They each also had three outcomes, to give them both an excellent 9 points.
In the Premier Another good week for this division, with only one member failing to get a 3 pointer. Having the Blackburn 2-1 spot-on helped RSCOSWORTH to maintain the 11 point lead he had last week. It is now from basher2010, as his excellent week moved him up three places to the DEMS spot. After getting the wins for Blackburn and Millwall spot-on, mfb_cufc remains third, but it only the first to post rule from ghughes11, who had the Blackburn 2-1 spot-on, and blueeagle, whose top scoring performance moved him up four places. It is status quo in sixth for Jorash63 despite his decent week, when he got the Charlton 1-1 and the Millwall 1-0 spot-on. A decent week for thrillseeker, where he had the wins for Blackburn and Millwall spot-on, moved him up a place to seventh. Despite getting the Ipswich 2-1 spot-on, Sector4 drops two places. A 3 pointer for all the bottom three, BFG the Millwall 1-0, and noah4x4 and concordman the Blackburn 2-1, but the gap to safety increases by a couple of points.
In Division One The brilliant week for gerry_us takes his run at the top to four weeks. After Week 5 Lewis_1 was bottom and still waiting for his first 3 pointer, but after getting 8 spot-ons and 33 points in the last 4 weeks, he has now moved up to the other automatic spot. Those wonderful performances from the top two have now created a 7 point gap back to the third Daniel, who moved up a place after getting the Blackburn 2-1 spot-on. The decent week for Blue4U2, after he had the draws at Huddersfield and York spot-on, moved him up four places to fourth. The excellent week for thread moved him up a good five places to fifth. Having the Huddersfield 2-2 spot-on moved Titters up a place into the final play-off spot.
THE TABLES (66 out of 280 played) (Tie-breaker: Most 3 pointers, and then the first to post)
Week 10 Fixtures
BIRMINGHAM CITY v QUEENS PARK RANGERS DERBY COUNTY v STOKE CITY BARNSLEY v CAMBRIDGE UNITED LEICESTER CITY v DONCASTER ROVERS OLDHAM ATHLETIC v CHELTENHAM TOWN SWINDON TOWN v WALSALL
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Nobody got this spot-on, and only unitedwhites had the outcome. 21 predicted a win for Bradford. 
