The 2016-17 season continues with the latest round of matches this weekend, which will see us among those having a match in this upcoming schedule with three-points the aim of course.
Previous results
Sat 22 Oct 2016 – League Two
Blackpool 4-2 Doncaster 15:00
Colchester 2-2 Morecambe 15:00
Crawley 0-0 Accrington 15:00
Crewe 0-1 Yeovil 15:00
Exeter 1-2 Cambridge 15:00
Grimsby 0-1 Cheltenham 15:00
Hartlepool 1-3 Leyton Orient 15:00
Luton 1-1 Mansfield 15:00
Newport 1-3 Plymouth 15:00
Portsmouth 1-2 Notts County 15:00
Stevenage 1-2 Carlisle 15:00
Wycombe 0-2 Barnet 15:00
What will happen in this one though?
Cast your vote so we know if you think it’ll be all smiles or disappointment come the full time whistle.
Fixtures
Sat 29 Oct 2016 – League Two
Accrington v Newport 15:00
Barnet v Hartlepool 15:00
Cambridge v Portsmouth 15:00
Carlisle v Crawley 15:00
Cheltenham v Blackpool 15:00
Doncaster v Wycombe 15:00
Leyton Orient v Crewe 15:00
Mansfield v Stevenage 15:00
Morecambe v Exeter 15:00
Notts County v Luton 15:00
Plymouth v Colchester 15:00
Yeovil v Grimsby 15:00
The latest challenge for leaders Plymouth, who are opening a decent lead at the top, will come from Colchester with the U’s going to Home Park in a match they’ll aim to win as they look to push closer toward a play-off position, the least anticipated of them you would think.
Bottom side Newport really are being cut adrift, they’ll head to promotion chasing Accrington looking for a first win under Graham Westley.
A win, coupled with an Exeter defeat, helped Barnet out of the bottom two last time round with the Bees aiming to keep that the case but with Hartlepool’s away form much better than the home Pools will look to get back on track after a disappointing home defeat.
Portsmouth also suffered a disappointing defeat when the two-one loss at Fratton Park against Notts County saw Pompey drop five-points off the top three but that win saw the Magpies into the play-offs – they’ll take on promotion rivals Luton at Meadow Lane – with Paul Cook looking for a reaction when Pompey go to Cambridge.
The Carlisle unbeaten league start will end sooner or later, they’ll not want this to be at Brunton Park when Crawley visit with Blackpool also on their travels on Saturday. An impressive win against Doncaster at Bloomfield Road is something Pools will look to follow up with another positive results at Cheltenham.
Doncaster on the other hand will look to react when back at the Keepmoat when Wycombe, who have disappointed this season, visit.
Exeter will stay in the bottom two if they lose, even a win at Morecambe might not take the Grecians out of relegation trouble but as they’ve done (pretty) well away from home they’ll hope for the same at the Globe Arena.
We can say it goes without saying the expectation; most definitely the hope at least, will be for a positive result.
But will this happen? We’ll find out soon enough!
Ahead of the match we’re looking for your views on what way you do think it will go, which obviously requires you to vote in the latest poll in one of the options you’re given.
Don’t just look also have your say!
Not only do we want you to cast your vote (which you do to the right) we’re also looking for your thoughts and views too so do share some of those with your comments below.
