Tips for League One & League Two for Gameweek 19 - Get £100 in Free Credits This Weekend

This weekend sees first and second in League One pitted against each other, with promotion favourites Hull City looking to move five points clear with a victory.

The Tigers have suffered a drop in form of late, however, and are without a win in their last three games having won four successive matches prior to that. Reece Burke popped up from centre-back to score what he thought was a lasp-gasp equaliser against Blackpool on Tuesday evening, only for CJ Hamilton to score deep into stoppage time to hand Hull their second defeat in a row.

Their opponents this weekend Portsmouth had won two games on the bounce before being held to a goalless draw at home to Fleetwood. Kenny Jackett’s side dominated proceedings, but finding the breakthrough proved difficult for the league’s highest-scoring side.

Despite Hull having a game in hand over Pompey this could be an early title decider, and we’ve tipped it to end with both sides picking up a point, but both getting on the scoresheet at 10/3.

Sixth placed Doncaster could make it four successive wins with a victory over bottom of the league Burton this weekend, and the Rovers will certainly fancy their chances.

Darren Moore’s side have been in irresistible form recently, and with two games in hand over three out of the other five teams in the top six, they could move as high as first providing other results go their way. They comfortably swept aside Swindon in midweek, courtesy of two second-half goals from Reece James, and will be full of confidence going into this fixture.

Burton fans have not had much to shout about this season, and Emyr Huws late winner for Ipswich on Tuesday evening handed the Brewers their ninth loss of the campaign.

We expect Doncaster to pile on further misery this weekend and have tipped them to record either a 1-0, 2-0 or 2-1 victory at 9/4.

Forest Green host Carlisle in League Two this weekend, with both sides looking to maintain their top four places.
Carlisle squeezed past Mansfield in midweek to make it four wins a row, seeing them move within two points of league leaders Newport County.

The Cumbrians may take some stopping considering the form they are in, but Forest Green pose a difficult challenge this weekend.

The Green Devils are unbeaten in six games, and will be eager to return to winning ways after sharing the spoils with Port Vale on Tuesday night. They have conceded the second-least in the league this season, and their defensive security has seen them move level with third-placed Cheltenham.

Prior to the draw in midweek, main man Jamille Matt had scored for three games in a row, and his tally for the season currently sits at eight. We could see the forward adding to his tally this weekend in what we expect to be a cagey affair. Therefore, our tip for this one is for Matt to score and the match to end in a draw at 10/1.

Bradford host Cambridge United this weekend with the home side in desperate need of a win.
It certainly won’t be an easy task though, with visitors Cambridge holding a game in hand over fifth place Exeter which could see them move within two points of the top four.

Despite losing three games in a row, The U’s made amends in midweek against Colchester thanks to two goals from Paul Mullin, who has been in spectacular form of late.

That brace moved him four clear of Leyton Orient’s Danny Johnson at the top of the scoring leaderboard with 16, and we’ve tipped him to add to his tally this weekend by scoring first at 16/5.

Plymouth will be hoping to keep MK Dons from making it seven games without a win this weekend, with the Pilgrims in desperate need of a win.

The home side have lost their last six games, conceding three or more in three of the matches in what is turning out to be a dire period for Ryan Lowe’s side. They are currently three points off the relegation zone, but could soon be swallowed up if they continue on the current path of disastrous performances.

MK Dons could be the latest side to inflict defeat on Argyle this weekend, and a late equaliser against third-placed Peterborough in midweek will give them a boost of confidence going forward.

With Plymouth seemingly lacking in any confidence and conceding the third-most in the league up to this point, we’ve tipped the Dons to get the win here by either a 1-0, 2-0 or 2-1 scoreline at 5/2.

By Charlie Rhodes