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EFL League One & League Two

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League One

Plymouth Argyle v Rotherham United, Saturday 15:00: Back Rotherham @ 5/2

Plymouth have lost each of their last two home matches without scoring yet are the 11/10 favourites for this, a price that makes absolutely zero sense to me. Rotherham's figure of 5/2 in the match odds market looks inflated after a 0-3 loss on Wednesday, but they deserve a little more respect.

The Millers have enjoyed a good record on the road at Home Park winning three of their last five matches and the Greens, who are still in the struggling zone with their league position and goals scored are not worthy of such a price.

I suspect a low-scorer on the cards with Rotherham posting a woefully inadequate away xG of 0.83, but they might get a chance or two here AS the hosts have shipped 14.

Huddersfield Town v Wigan Athletic, Saturday 15:00: Back Wigan @ 5/2

Huddersfield's early season burst of form seems a long time ago now - and their last win was on November 22nd. Overall a recent LDLD ledger doesn't make me want to rush to back them.

Historically, according to the Opta stats, Huddersfield have lost four of their last five against Wigan and it makes them an interesting and if this becomes a dour affair, it will suit Ryan Lowe's side more.

Dour was very much the word for their 0-0 against Stevenage recently with neither offering much and Wigan could have stolen the win in the second half, but a point with Stevo is not to be underestimated. The Latics are draw specialists for sure with five stalemates on the road compared to their sole win. It means they are hard to beat and unbeaten in six and a chance to back at 11/4 looks to big a price.

Blackpool v Lincoln City, Saturday 15:00: Back Lincoln @ 13/10

Lincoln moved up to third in midweek with a thoroughly professional display against Barnsley. A high-tempo game saw the Imps easily take the points with a 3-1 victory and as usual, a feature of a Michael Skubala team, they started quickly.

Praise for Skubala too for tinkering the side with changes and utilising Tom Bayliss in a holding role

Up until the end of September, other than Cardiff (11), no side had won more away points than Lincoln (10) in League One and while Blackpool potentially could be improving with big wins in the FA Cup and in midweek (beat Rotherham), Lincoln are a fair price at 13/10.

League Two

Salford v Colchester United, Saturday 12:30: Back Colchester @ 23/10

Those with alert minds from last season might recall a time when Salford had a great chance of promotion when up to third, and from then on had a bout of nosebleeds. Choke time.

Priced at 6/5 to win this weekend, Karl Robinson's team are on the improve to seventh.

Colchester have won three of their last four away league games (D1), the first time they've picked up three victories within a four game spell on the road since February 2023, when they won five in a row.

Crucially in terms of a bet here at 23/10, they've beaten good sides on the road in Notts County and Walsall and backing in October held high-flying Swindon to a 0-0 at the County Ground.

They've only lost two away and could be a little better than their position of tenth suggests and am happy going with win only here.

Bristol Rovers v Swindon Town, Saturday 15:00: Back Swindon @ 13/10

I never want to see anyone, manager or player out of work but Darrel Clarke's position as Bristol Rovers manager hangs by a thread, and I must admit, I was surprised he was still in the job on Thursday night following their thumping at the hands of Barnet in midweek losing 4-0.

I'm a Barnet resident, so a few of the message boards come up on my various feeds and all were unanimous in that Rovers were one of the worst sides they'd seen for quite a long time.

They've been pumped by four on plenty of occasions now and Swindon at odds-against has to be the bet here.

Ian Holloway's side have won both of their last two away league games against Bristol Rovers, and will be looking to win three in succession for just the second time, after December 1925. They are in third spot, a position as difficult to grasp as water at the moment.

Chesterfield v Barnet, Saturday 15:00: Back BTTS 'Yes' in first half @ 3/1

My Bees, or not quite for the column as I managed to scupper their chances most weeks a while ago when tipping them to win, and they've turned into the premier third tier draw specialists since with five in their last six games.

Taking on Chesterfield, I can see goals here.

The hosts landed us a nice bet for the column recently with a BTTS 'Yes' in the first half bet at 3s and I can see the chances quite strong again as the Bees in their last five matches have scored on 13, 17, 23, and 15 minutes.

Chesterfield have hit the BTTS 14 times in League Two this term and have scored 18 thus far, another 10 minute spell like the Chesterfield and Swindon game will be perfect.

Recommended bets

Back Rotherham to beat Plymouth @ 5/2 

Back Wigan to beat Huddersfield @ 5/2 

Back Lincoln to beat Blackpool @ 13/10 

Back all three tips in a League One treble in one click @ 27/1 

Back Colchester to beat Salford @ 15/8 

Back Swindon to beat Bristol Rovers @ 13/10 

Back BTTS 'Yes in the first half Chesterfield v Barnet @ 3/1 

Back all three tips in a League Two treble in one click here @ 29/1