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MILLERS, ADDICKS, POSH, IRON, POMPEY, PILGRIMS ALL IN HUNT!

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The LeaguePaper Team
8 April 2018

LEAGUE ONE:THE RACE TO MAKE THE PLAY-OFFS

The FLP’s John Lyons takes a look at the contenders to land a place in the League One play-offs
IT’S a nip-and-tuck three-horse race for the League One title and automatic promotion, but the hunt for play-off places isn’t too shabby either.
Blackburn, Wigan and Shrewsbury have blazed a trail at the top of the division and left their rivals far behind in the rear view mirror. However, there are only two automatic promotion spots, meaning that one team is going to be left bitterly disappointed as the other two step up to the Champ...

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