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Tuesday, 19 February 2019
Live	+ 2:45pm	Accrington Stanley 4 - 2 Oxford United	iFollow
Live	+ 2:45pm	Barnsley 0 - 0 Burton Albion
Live	+ 2:45pm	Portsmouth 1 - 1 Bristol Rovers	iFollow
Live	+ 2:45pm	Rochdale 3 - 4 AFC Wimbledon	iFollow
Live	+ 2:45pm	Sunderland 4 - 2 Gillingham	iFollow
Saturday, 23 February 2019
	8:00am	Scunthorpe United vs Doncaster Rovers	iFollow
	10:00am	Accrington Stanley vs Southend United	iFollow
	10:00am	AFC Wimbledon vs Charlton Athletic	iFollow
	10:00am	Blackpool vs Oxford United	iFollow
	10:00am	Bristol Rovers vs Sunderland	iFollow

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Table

League One: Regular Season

Pos.	Team	MP	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	P	Form
1	Luton Town	33	21	8	4	66	28	+38	71	WWWWW
2	Barnsley	33	19	9	5	59	28	+31	66	DWWWD
3	Sunderland	32	16	14	2	57	32	+25	62	WDDDW
4	Portsmouth	33	17	10	6	55	36	+19	61	DDDDL
5	Charlton Athletic	33	16	8	9	48	33	+15	56	DDLDW
6	Doncaster Rovers	31	15	8	8	58	39	+19	53	WWDDL
7	Peterborough United	33	14	10	9	51	44	+7	52	WLLDD
8	Blackpool	32	12	12	8	34	28	+6	48	DDWDW
9	Coventry City	33	13	7	13	36	37	-1	46	WWDLL
10	Fleetwood Town	33	12	9	12	44	36	+8	45	LWWLW
11	Burton Albion	33	11	10	12	42	40	+2	43	DDWDD
12	Wycombe Wanderers	33	11	10	12	42	47	-5	43	LLDDW
13	Southend United	33	12	4	17	43	44	-1	40	DLDLL
14	Accrington Stanley	31	10	10	11	33	42	-9	40	WDLDL
15	Scunthorpe United	33	11	7	15	40	57	-17	40	LWLWD
16	Plymouth Argyle	33	10	8	15	40	53	-13	38	DDWLW
17	Gillingham	33	10	6	17	44	57	-13	36	LWLDD
18	Walsall	33	9	8	16	34	53	-19	35	LLLLL
19	Bristol Rovers	32	8	10	14	31	35	-4	34	DDWDL
20	Rochdale	33	9	7	17	41	67	-26	34	LLWLD
21	Shrewsbury Town	32	7	12	13	34	44	-10	33	DDLLD
22	Oxford United	33	7	12	14	40	52	-12	33	LLDDD
23	Bradford City	33	9	6	18	36	52	-16	33	DLDWD
24	AFC Wimbledon	33	8	5	20	27	51	-24	29	WWLLL

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Top Scorers

Player	Team	Goals	Penalties
J. Collins	Luton Town	19	5
J. Marquis	Doncaster Rovers	18	1
T. Eaves	Gillingham	16	1
I. Henderson	Rochdale	16	5
K. Moore	Barnsley	16	1
J. Maja	Sunderland	15	0
K. Ahearne-Grant	Charlton Athletic	14	3
P. Madden	Fleetwood Town	14	1
S. Cox	Southend United	13	2
C. Evans	Fleetwood Town	12	3
F. Ladapo	Plymouth Argyle	12	0
L. Taylor	Charlton Athletic	12	5
I. Toney	Peterborough United	12	0
A. Cook	Walsall	11	0
R. Curtis	Portsmouth	10	0

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iFollow » Season 2018-2019

Up to 46 live matches for each of the following League One clubs: AFC Wimbledon, Blackburn Rovers, Blackpool, Bury, Bradford City, Bristol Rovers, Doncaster Rovers, Fleetwood Town, Gillingham, MK Dons, Northampton Town, Oldham Athletic, Oxford United, Peterborough United, Plymouth Argyle, Portsmouth, Rochdale, Rotherham United, Scunthorpe United, Shrewsbury Town, Southend United, Walsall and Wigan Athletic.

News

ESPN+ to Stream All USL League One Soccer Matches in 2019 - SportTechie

After its deal with USL League One, ESPN+ is set to live stream matches from all top three recognized tiers of U.

SportTechie (14 hours ago)

ESPN+, USL League One Reach Media Rights Agreement - FC Dallas

TAMPA, Fla. – The United Soccer League and ESPN have reached a landmark agreement that will continue

FC Dallas (1 day ago)

Roy Hodgson: The Premier League's oldest manager - by those who know him best - BBC Sport

As Roy Hodgson becomes the oldest person to manage a Premier League game, we speak to those closest to him to find out what has made him such an

BBC Sport (20 minutes ago)

League One news: Ex-Sunderland loanee completes move to China… Portsmouth’s promotion rivals Doncaster suffer injury blow - The News

Former Sunderland loanee Tyias Browning has completed a shock move to Chinese Super League side Guangzhou Evergrande.

The News (20 hours ago)

Eight young Leeds Rhinos players named in England Youth Performance squad - Yorkshire Evening Post

EIGHT LEEDS Rhinos players have been selected in a 68-strong England Youth national performance squad.

Yorkshire Evening Post (16 hours ago)

Why the future of the World Club Challenge must be secured - The Guardian

Anyone doubting the status of the World Club Challenge should have seen the evidence in Wigan on Sunday evening.

The Guardian (1 day ago)

The 31-year-old coach tasked with bringing back the glory days to Shelbourne - The42

Ian Morris chats to The42 ahead of the new First Division season.

The42 (11 hours ago)

England consider appointing Chris Silverwood as next head coach - The Guardian

Chris Silverwood has emerged as a leading candidate to replace Trevor Bayliss as England head coach after comments made by Ashley Giles, the national

The Guardian (12 hours ago)

Videos

Omar Bogle, Gareth Evans and Tom Naylor model new Pompe…

13 hours ago

GoPro: Lads put four past Gills

2 days ago

Highlights: Sunderland v Gillingham

2 days ago

Highlights: Portsmouth 1-1 Bristol Rovers

2 days ago

Access All Areas: Gillingham

3 days ago

Kenny Jackett post-Bristol Rovers

3 days ago

Highlights: Southend United 3-3 Portsmouth

Sunday, 17 Feb

Kenny Jackett post-Southend United

Saturday, 16 Feb

Highlights: Sunderland v Accrington Stanley

Saturday, 16 Feb

Access All Areas : Accrington Stanley

Friday, 15 Feb

Dion Donohue on glandular fever, his assist at Norwich…

Friday, 15 Feb

Kenny Jackett pre-Southend United

Thursday, 14 Feb

Highlights: Sunderland v Blackpool

Wednesday, 13 Feb

Access All Areas: Blackpool

Tuesday, 12 Feb

Highlights: Oxford United v Sunderland

Sunday, 10 Feb

About League One

The England Football League One, better known as the Coca-Cola Football League 1 or simply League one is the third top division of English Football League system. The Football League One was founded in 2004, and it is currently being contested by 24 clubs. At the long run, the two best teams along with the winner of the play-offs enter in the Football League Championship; whereas the three lowest clubs in that division replace them in the League One. Eventually, the situation is no different for clubs at the bottom of the Coca-Cola Football League 1. The top 3 clubs of the League Two, along with the winner of the play-offs in that division, replace them.

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