Week 34 results
BURNLEY 1 BRISTOL CITY 0
Zian Flemming's exquisite free-kick was enough to secure victory for Burnley, and give them a 21st clean sheet in 26 unbeaten games, as City only have a mere one shot on target. Only mfb_cufc and ghughes11 got this spot-on, and a further 17 had the outcome.
LEEDS UNITED 2 SWANSEA CITY 2
Leeds automatic promotion hopes suffered another blow as Zan Vipotnik's 96th-minute goal earned Swansea draw on a dramatic afternoon that had earlier seen Leeds take the lead after 35 seconds. No points for anyone from this game, as everyone predicted a win for Leeds, with a massive 14 going for a 2-0 in what was the weeks most predicted score.
BIRMINGHAM CITY 4 SHREWSBURY TOWN 1
Runaway leaders Birmingham edged a step closer to automatic promotion with a comfortable win in Michael Appleton's first game in charge of Shrewsbury, as he saw them score with their only shot on target. Well done to Madeira163 for being the only one to get this spot-on, and a another 21 had the outcome.
READING 3 PETERBOROUGH UNITED 1
Reading extended their unbeaten League One run to 11 games as they breezed past Peterborough, whose goal was scored bu ex-Us Poku. Nobody had this spot-on, but 14 did get the outcome.
BARROW 0 CHESTERFIELD 1
Substitute Michael Jacobs earned Chesterfield a first League Two victory at Holker Street for 60 years, with their only shot on target, to end rejuvenated Barrow's five-match unbeaten run. Only noah4x4 and BFG got this spot-on, and further 3 had the outcome.
HARROGATE TOWN 1 GILLINGHAM 1
It was a tale of two penalties at Wetherby Road, with Josh March opening the scoring for Harrogate from the spot and Max Clark equalising from 12 yards, as Gareth Ainsworth's tenure as Gillingham manager began with a point. 3 had this spot-on, and 3 also had the outcome.
NEWPORT COUNTY 0 NOTTS COUNTY 2
A goal in each half from Charlie Whitaker gave Notts County a victory to boost their League Two promotion hopes. Nobody got this spot-on, though 11 did have the outcome.
It was another, in what is now becoming familiar, slow burner week, with not a lot happening in the first-half of games, and then building up to crescendo with late goals putting a different complexion to the weeks results. At half-time amazingly six teams were winning 1-0, with the other game goalless. Late goals made a big change to two fixtures. Birmingham were heading for a 3-0 victory, that would have given seven members a 3 pointer, when a goal from each in the 86th and 87th minutes, put paid to that. Leeds scored in the 86th minute to regain the lead, only for Swansea to equalise again in the 96th minute, to take points off everyone. In the end it turned out to be another tough week for 3 pointers, with only 8 in total. At least the 69 outcomes made sure everyone put some points on the board. Those 3 pointers were shared out with eight members getting one each, with the top performance coming from BFG, who had that Chesterfield 1-0 , and was the only one to get four outcomes, to give him a decent 7 points. A special mention for burnsieespana and Lewis_1 for both getting a good five outcomes.
In the Premier Having that Burnley 1-0 spot-on, and two outcomes, was enough for mfb_cufc to remain top, but his lead was cut by a point as blueeagle got the Harrogate 1-1 spot-on, and three outcomes. Also having that Harrogate 1-1 spot-on was unitedwhites, as he stays in contention for a top two finish. The only other 3 pointer in this division came from ghughes11 with that Burnley 1-0, as he continues to improve his chances of avoiding the drop. It is that relegation zone where this weeks only change takes place, with those good outcomes from burnsieespana moving up a place, and out of the bottom three once again, where he is replaced by Sector4.
In Division One Three outcomes for bwildered were enough for him to take his run at the top to ten weeks. The decent week for noah4x4, thanks to having that Chesterfield 1-0 spot-on, moved him up a place, and back into the other automatic spot again, after six weeks away. Three outcomes for Jorash63 means he drops to third, after spending six weeks in the automatics. but only on the most 3 pointer rule from Lewis_1, who closed up after his good outcomes. Four outcomes for Tropical_Us moved him up a place to fifth. A case of after the Lord Mayor's show for Moor_Pinot, who followed last weeks brilliant performance, with just the one outcome this week, but it was still enough for him to be in the final play-off place. The top scoring performance from BFG moved him up a couple of places to seventh, and just to within a point of the top six. Four outcomes each for Blue4U2 and wessex_exile, keeps them in contention for the play-offs, just 4 points away. An unfortunate missed week for durham_exile, means he suddenly has a lot to do if he is to make the play-offs, with only 36 games left to the season.
THE TABLES (244 out of 280 played)
(Tie-breaker: Most 3 pointers, and then the first to post)
Week 35 Fixtures 10 games picked by this weeks guest RSCOSWORTH. These games are based on our Wembley heroes from the 1997/98 Play-Off Final. C Emberson - Walsall, S Betts - Wrexham, A Skelton - Luton, J Dunne - Gillingham, D Greene - Cardiff, D Gregory - Ipswich, S Forbes - Millwall, R Wilkins - Cambridge United, P Buckle - Northampton, N Gregory - Peterborough, M Sale - Plymouth. Don't forget it is an early start with the deadline 12.30.
IPSWICH TOWN v WOLVERHAMPTON WANDERERS
LUTON TOWN v LEEDS UNITED (12.30)
MILLWALL v PORTSMOUTH
PLYMOUTH ARGYLE v NORWICH CITY
QUEENS PARK RANGERS v CARDIFF CITY
WREXHAM v BURTON ALBION (12.30)
PETERBOROUGH UNITED v NORTHAMPTON TOWN
SHREWSBURY TOWN v CAMBRIDGE UNITED
WALSALL v PORT VALE (12.30)
SALFORD CITY v GILLINGHAM
Good luck everybody
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