
The oddschecker team present a Saturday stats based acca powered by insight from our friends at WhoScored.
15:00 Saturday
Charlton to beat Doncaster
- Doncaster have lost eight of their last nine home league matches
Charlton take on Doncaster at the Eco Power stadium on Saturday and will feel confident that three points are there for the taking. Johnnie Jackson’s men have claimed back-to-back victories in the league and face a Doncaster side devoid of any confidence having not won in the league since the 5th of February.
15:00 Saturday
Ipswich vs Plymouth Under 2.5 Goals
- Under 2.5 goals has happened in 10 of Ipswich's last 11 & in eight of Plymouth's last nine
Plymouth are certainly flying high at the moment with the Pilgrims recording five consecutive victories and currently sit comfortably in the League One playoffs. They take on an Ipswich side who have seen a revival under new manager Kieran McKenna but will likely remain outside the playoff picture. Plymouth have the third-best defensive record in the league, only conceding 39 goals while Ipswich have the fourth-best having only seen 40 goals conceded in the league, expect a tight affair in this one.
15:00 Saturday
Mansfield to beat Oldham + Over 2.5 Goals
- Mansfield have won 12 of their last 17 in League Two and the last six meetings between the two teams have averaged more than four goals per game
Mansfield still have a chance of getting into the League Two playoffs with the Stags only two points behind Swindon in seventh and have three games in hand on some teams. Oldham on the other hand look destined for the National League. The Latics haven’t recorded a win in the league since the 19th of February and have only recorded four wins at home all season.
15:00 Saturday
Salford double chance vs Walsall
- Salford have only lost one of their last nine, while Walsall have only won one of their last 10 away from home
Salford have started to find some form towards the end of the season but it’s a little too late for The Ammies who are probably out of reach of the playoffs. They face a Walsall side who are comfortably in midtable and don’t really have too much left to play for. Since Michael Flynn has taken over they have improved but have a poor away record with only one win in 10.








