Predictions 10th March

Standings and Prediction Tables - 10th March

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Defeat today at Carlisle means that I am now predicting a finishing place of 16th for the Swans with a total of 54 points. Mathematically we can still be relegated but the results today means that there is no now chance that we can be promoted automatically this season ;-)

The 3 promotion places still look like being occupied by Plymouth, Luton and Mansfield although interestingly the tables now show that Plymouth are not up whereas on Tuesday night they were on the predictions. Strange what a set of results can do huh? And one thing that I find very odd is that York in 23rd place could still yet reach the play-offs. You just never know......

For the record, the promotion target at the moment is 81 points and the play-off target 71. Here are the tables.

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