Cardiff City are the third tier’s pace-setters and in rising to the summit have only met pre-season expectations.
Bradford, however, have defied the odds with a remarkable rise to the place just behind the Bluebirds. The second-placed Bantams have made an impressive transition to life in League One, soaring to second having lost just two of their 18 games.
As it stands, there is no Yorkshire representation in the play-off spots. Stevenage, Lincoln City, Stockport County and Bolton Wanderers are the clubs currently below the top two.
Huddersfield have won eight, drawn two and lost eight, leaving them eighth in the table and two points adrift of sixth-placed Bolton.
Barnsley, meanwhile, are 10th on a tally of 25 points that places them three points behind the Trotters.
Rotherham United endured a difficult start to the campaign, although have enjoyed a promising resurgence. Matt Hamshaw’s squad has been depleted by injuries, yet the Millers have managed to climb to 14th.
Doncaster Rovers are the lowest-ranked Yorkshire club at this stage of the campaign, sitting six points above the relegation zone in 18th.
Opta have crunched the numbers and calculated how each of League One’s clubs will fare over the remainder of the campaign.
Here is how the final table is expected to look.
