League One predictions, Sat 3 Oct

8 League One fixtures that week, each with our pick and how it did. 2 of 3 result picks won (67%).

League One fixtures, Sat 3 Oct

By kick-off

1–3 FT Burton Albion v Huddersfield Town 1–3 FT Huddersfield Town to win 1.80 at bet365

46%

1–1 FT Reading v Bradford City 1–1 FT Reading to win 2.05 at bet365

43%

0–2 FT Leyton Orient v Plymouth Argyle 0–2 FT Plymouth Argyle to win 2.25 at bet365

42%

Postponed Bromley v Wycombe Wanderers Postponed Pick in the free trial Postponed Peterborough United v Notts County Postponed Pick in the free trial Postponed Wigan Athletic v Mansfield Town Postponed Pick in the free trial Postponed AFC Wimbledon v Stevenage Postponed Pick in the free trial Postponed Barnsley v Milton Keynes Dons Postponed Pick in the free trial

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