Ipswich vs MK Dons
Four of the last five meetings between these two sides have gone under 2.5 match Goals.All three of MK Dons matches this term have gone Under 2.5 goals as well.The last four matches between these two sides have resulted in draws.There is very little to separate between these two sides and therefore we feel that less than three goals is likely to feature here once the Gina whistle will be blown at full time.
prediction: Under 2.5 Goals 
Derby vs Barnsley
These two sides have identical records this term,they have won two and lost just one in each of their last played games since the season kicked off.All the league games these two sides have played this term have gone under 2.5 match goals.The last three head to head meetings between these two sides have captured less than three goals at full time.Folwing this Analysis closely,we are therefore tempted to place high on under 2.5 goals as our winning bet here.
prediction: Under 2.5 goals 
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