It was a tough weekend for most of the division’s Yorkshire clubs, with Doncaster Rovers the only winners.
Grant McCann’s men made the trip over to Oakwell and emerged from the Yorkshire derby as 1-0 victors over Barnsley.
Huddersfield delivered another lacklustre display on the road, losing 3-1 to Plymouth Argyle despite taking the lead. Post-match, Terriers boss Liam Manning delivered a scathing assessment of his side’s shortcomings and insisted fans deserved an apology.
Bradford were also left empty-handed away from home, suffering a 2-1 defeat to a Burton Albion side led by their former boss Gary Bowyer. Rotherham United, meanwhile, were brushed aside by Lincoln City in Lee Clark’s first game as Millers manager.
Away from Yorkshire, Leyton Orient saw off Wycombe Wanderers and Mansfield Town completed a 4-1 rout of Northampton Town. Port Vale pulled off an upset to edge past Bolton Wanderers, Stevenage edged past Reading and Wigan Athletic were 2-0 victors over Exeter City.
Stevenage secured a narrow win over Reading, Luton Town shared the spoils with Stockport County and it was goalless between Cardiff City and Blackpool. It also ended level between AFC Wimbledon and Peterborough United.
Following the latest twists and turns, Opta have rebooted their supercomputer to predict how the final League One table will look.
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Opta's supercomputer has predicted how the League One season will play out. | Alex Livesey/Getty Images
