Today we have the following England League 1 Assured Matches to place on and win.
Let's go through them.
Wigan have lost once at home in the league since October
Accrington have not won on the road in 2022
Both teams have scored in the last four meetings between these two sides
Wigan can go top with a win
With Rotherham not in action until the weekend, Wigan can move top of the League One table with victory over Accrington Stanley.
Wycombe have won one of their last five away matches
Cambridge have won their last two matches 1-0
Cambridge have lost one of their last seven home league matches
Chairboys have struggled on the road recently.
3) Bolton Vs Portsmouth.
Portsmouth have lost one of their last ten matches
The last three meetings between these two teams have all resulted in 1-0 Portsmouth wins
Bolton have won one of their last four matches.
Assured Matches.
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