If we're speaking mathematically, we can't rule out Wolves squeezing in on goal difference. The 23 goals difference will automatically reduce to 13 by virtue of results (wins increase wolves' by at least 1 each of their five games, and losses reduce Wednesday's by at least 1 for every loss). 13...
Right you are. I only half entered today's result so it didn't reflect in the table.
However, for Ipswich to overtake we would have to lose, reducing our GD by at least 6, Ipswich would have to win all their remaining games increasing theirs by at least 5 reducing the difference from 18 to 7...
No change as yet. Birmingham have to play Cardiff, but a draw leaves them both on 76 - above our current 75, but can change on Monday.
Team pts … (Mx Pts)
1 Burnley 80 … ( 95 )
2 Middlesbrough 79 … ( 97 )
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3 Brighton 75 … ( 93 )
4 Hull...
Ooh, no. Not quite right. Because one of Leeds, QPR, Reading and Wolves will have to finish below us, we can't finish in 14th, it should look like this:
Team pts … (Mx Pts)
1 Burnley 75 … ( 99 )
2 Brighton 71 … ( 95 )
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3 Middlesbrough 70 …...
Starting to get a little complicated. Leeds still have to play Wolves and Reading. QPR still have to play Reading and Leeds to play. It's possible for three of them to match our points total, so that's one more space. It currently looks like this (I think):
Team pts … (Mx Pts)
1 Burnley...
Yes.
They each dropped three points, one dropped them to rotherham, one dropped them to MKD
Fulham still to play: Bristol, MK Dons
Bristol still to play: Fulham, Rotherham
MK Dons still to play: Fulham, Rotherham
Rotherham still to play: Bristol, MK Dons
Fulham (Max finish 70), Bristol...
We have 64 points. MK Dons can swallow a loss to Rotherham so they both finish on 65 points. Bristol and Fulham can both drop points against each other, giving whichever one loses the room to drop three points more, and stay up on goal difference.