It was another busy weekend in the League One season, which is edging closer and closer to its conclusion.
There was a League One derby at Oakwell, as Barnsley hosted Bradford City just hours after confirming Conor Hourihane is set to vacate his post at the end of the season. The Reds were heading for a 2-1 defeat but Leo Farrell managed to level six minutes into stoppage time.
Huddersfield Town continued their frustrating trend of leaking late on, caving against Bolton Wanderers and having to settle for a 3-3 draw.
Doncaster Rovers secured their League One status with a 3-1 victory over Northampton Town, sealing three points courtesy of goals from Elliot Lee, Hakeeb Adelakun and George Broadbent.
Rotherham United’s relegation has already been confirmed but the long-suffering Millers fans were given something to cheer about as Lee Clark’s men defeated Leyton Orient 2-0.
Away from Yorkshire, Plymouth Argyle ran out as 3-1 winners at AFC Wimbledon and Cardiff City defeated Reading by the same scoreline. The win sent the Bluebirds back into League One, following in the footsteps of Lincoln City.
Stevenage and Lincoln City shared the spoils in a 2-2 draw, Blackpool edged past Wycombe Wanderers and it was goalless between Port Vale and Wigan Athletic. Peterborough United and Burton Albion drew 1-1 and it also finished level between Mansfield Town and Luton Town and Exeter City and Stockport County.
Following the latest twists and turns, here is how the Opta supercomputer expects the final League One table to look.
1. Supercomputer predicts League One table
Opta have forecasted how the final League One table will look. | Jonathan Gawthorpe
