Away The Lads!

Whats going on in League two? Take a look at the table that shows the home and away records of the teams, and you’d think it was printed the wrong way round. The remarkable fact is that 15 of the 24 sides have better or equal away records compared to their home!

So were going to highlight the best picks this week…..

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MK Dons @ Barnet = 10-11

Now, Barnet beat The Dons back in January to end Paul Ince’s sides 9 match unbeaten run with a shock 1-0 win, and MK have struggled since. However their last 2 games has pointed to an upturn in form, with a 1-0 win at Swansea in the cup and a 3-3 draw at home to Shrewsbury, in which they raced into a 3 goal lead. Barnet on the other hand have lost 4 on the trot and are struggling at the foot of the table with only 4 home wins all season.

Stockport @ Accrington = 13-10

County have been in fine form of late (barring last weeks reverse to Bury when their keeper was sent off and replaced with an outfield player) with the noticeable emergence of youngster Tommy Rowe. They have won their last 5 away games, and beat Stanley 2-0 in the reverse fixture in January. Accrington have lost 7 of the last 9 and like Barnet have only won 4 at home all season, and are shipping goals of late.

Goalscorer Tip = Tommy Rowe 17-2 First Goal, 14-5 Anytime

Peterborough @ Macclesfield Town = Evens

Posh travel to The Moss Rose unbeaten in the league in six, since Macc upset the form book in January at London Road.  Since then Macc have only won once and that was away from home. Posh have 7 victories on the road to date, while Town have only 2 home wins all season.

Goalscorer Tip = Aaron McLean 5-1 First goal, 13-8 Anytime

Lincoln @ Rotherham = 11-4

The Imps are looking for their 5th successive away win at Milmoor this weekend, whist also looking for their 6th win on the bounce. They face a Rotherham side who’s form is denting their promotion push, with only 2 wins in their last 8. The home and away stats don’t match up to the previously tipped fixtures, but Lincoln are flying at the moment and are to good to pass up at 11-4.

Hereford @ Shrewsbury = 6-4

The Bulls travel to Shrewsbury with 1700 fans in tow, as they go in search of their 5th win on the trot at Oteley Road on Saturday. On loan Dutch striker Sherjill MacDonald has hit 6 in 3 since joing from West Brom and his partnership with fellow loanee Gary Hooper is looking fruitful. The Shrews have won just once in eight games with 3 home defeats in that time, and have slipped into mid tabel obscurity, while Hereford are looking good in 2nd place for an automatic promotion spot.

Goalscorer Tip = Sherjill MacDonald First goal 9-2, Anytime 6-4

Darlington @ Bury = 6-5

The Quakers entertain The Shakers at Gigg Lane this weekend, and were looking for another travelling side to take the spoils. Darlington have won 3 of their last 4 away fixtures, with 9 wins on the road in total. Bury meanwhile have 3 home wins all season and haven’t won at home in the league since mid November! The reverse fixture ended 3-0 to The Quakers in January and although the visitors have 3 strikers out through suspension and injury, they can still sneak a win here and carry on their push for promotion.

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