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TABLES

POS
TEAM
PLD
GD
PTS
1
CARDIFF
42
27
83
2
HULL
42
12
77
3
WATFORD
42
24
71
4
CRYSTAL PALACE
41
13
66
5
BRIGHTON
42
18
65
6
BOLTON
42
8
63
7
NOTTINGHAM FOREST
42
5
63
8
LEICESTER
42
22
61
9
CHARLTON
42
2
57
10
MIDDLESBROUGH
42
-7
55
11
LEEDS
42
-9
55
12
BLACKPOOL
42
3
54
13
DERBY
42
1
54
14
BURNLEY
42
0
54
15
BIRMINGHAM
42
-6
54
16
SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY
42
-9
53
17
IPSWICH
42
-16
53
18
MILLWALL
40
-6
52
19
HUDDERSFIELD
42
-24
51
20
BLACKBURN
41
-5
50
21
PETERBOROUGH
42
-7
50
22
BARNSLEY
42
-16
49
23
WOLVES
42
-11
48
24
BRISTOL CITY
42
-19
40


POS
TEAM
PLD
GD
PTS
1
DONCASTER
44
18
81
2
BOURNEMOUTH
44
21
79
3
BRENTFORD
43
16
77
4
YEOVIL
43
16
74
5
SHEFF UNITED
42
18
73
6
SWINDON
43
29
68
7
WALSALL
44
9
67
8
LEYTON ORIENT
44
6
67
9
TRANMERE
44
11
66
10
MK DONS
43
14
64
11
CRAWLEY
43
1
64
12
NOTTS COUNTY
44
11
61
13
CREWE
42
-7
58
14
PRESTON
43
5
55
15
CARLISLE
44
-17
55
16
COVENTRY*
44
8
54
17
STEVENAGE
44
-12
54
18
SHREWSBURY
43
-8
48
19
COLCHESTER
43
-21
47
20
OLDHAM
42
-14
44
21
SCUNTHORPE
43
-26
42
22
PORTSMOUTH
44
-20
39
23
HARTLEPOOL
44
-28
39
 R
BURY
43
-30
34

POS
TEAM
PLD
GD
PTS
P
GILLINGHAM
44
28
82
2
PORT VALE
44
35
76
3
BURTON
44
6
73
4
CHELTENHAM
44
6
71
5
ROTHERHAM
43
10
70
6
NORTHAMPTON
43
7
68
7
BRADFORD
43
12
65
8
EXETER
44
6
64
9
CHESTERFIELD
43
10
61
10
FLEETWOOD
44
1
60
11
OXFORD
44
-7
59
12
BRISTOL ROVERS
44
-8
59
13
SOUTHEND
43
6
58
14
ROCHDALE
44
0
58
15
WYCOMBE
43
-9
58
16
MORECAMBE
44
-5
55
17
DAG & RED
44
-5
51
18
ACCRINGTON
44
-15
51
19
PLYMOUTH
43
-8
49
20
YORK
44
-12
49
21
AFC WIMBLEDON
44
-23
49
22
BARNET
43
-10
48
23
TORQUAY
43
-10
46
24
ALDERSHOT
43
-15
45

POS
TEAM
PLD
GD
PTS
1
KIDDERMINSTER
45
38
90
2
MANSFIELD
44
38
89
3
NEWPORT
44
28
84
4
WREXHAM
44
30
79
5
GRIMSBY
44
28
77
6
HEREFORD
44
7
67
7
FOREST GREEN
44
16
65
8
DARTFORD
44
4
63
9
WOKING
44
-6
62
10
BRAINTREE
44
-10
62
11
LUTON
43
4
60
12
MACCLESFIELD
45
-6
60
13
CAMBRIDGE
45
0
59
14
ALFRETON
45
-6
57
15
HYDE
45
-8
55
16
NUNEATON
45
-9
54
17
SOUTHPORT
45
-12
54
18
LINCOLN
45
-11
53
19
GATESHEAD
44
-5
51
20
TAMWORTH
44
-15
51
21
STOCKPORT
44
-15
49
 R
BARROW
45
-37
46
 R
EBBSFLEET
43
-30
38
 R
AFC TELFORD
45
-23
35





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