Football Accumulator Tips: League 1 & League 2 Final Day Accas

The final day of the EFL football season is upon us, and a few places at both ends of the table still need to be decided.

In League One, the top two automatic promotion places have been secured, but the final play-off place is yet to be decided. At the other end of the table, the final relegation place will be decided on the final day.

The battle for the League Two title has gone right down to the wire, along with the third automatic promotion place, and some of the play-off places are still up for grabs. Any of the teams ranked from 20th and below could lose their Football League status on what is sure to be an exciting end to the season.

Lincoln City and Cardiff City have already booked their places in the Championship for next season, and Bolton are the only team that have assured their place in the play-offs.

Stockport and Bradford both have 74 points on the board and only need a draw on the final day to confirm their place in the top six. Stevenage currently sit in sixth place on 72 points, but Luton are only a point behind in seventh, while a win for Plymouth could see them pinch the final play-off spot. None of these teams play each other on the final day, but only Stevenage have the advantage of playing at home.

Luton have hit form at just the right time, picking up four wins from their last five matches, but will it all be in vain?

As far as the relegation battle goes, Port Vale, Rotherham United and Northampton Town already know their fate, as League Two football looms. However, Exeter City are still in with a chance of staying up, but only at the expense of Leyton Orient.

The Grecians must win at home to promotion hopefuls Bradford, while Leyton Orient need to drop points in their home game against already safe Burton Albion for the pair to swap destinies on the final day. Exeter are in better form than Orient and boast a better goal difference, but the two-point gap between the pair could prove vital.

At the top of League Two, MK Dons hold a one-point advantage over second-placed Bromley. The league leaders are making the trip to mid-table Fleetwood on the final day, while Bromley entertain another of the teams with nothing to play for in the form of Walsall, but who will come away with the silverware?

The play-off race hits a fever pitch as eighth-placed Swindon look to make the most of their home advantage against a Chesterfield side that sit a point above them in the final play-off spot. The visitors have form in their favour, and anything but a defeat would see the Spireites secure seventh place in the table.

Unless the two teams above them, Harrogate and Crawley, both suffer heavy defeats, Barrow are relegated. Second from bottom, Harrogate currently occupy the other relegation spot, but as little as a draw at home to Barnet could keep Town in the Football League for another season. Crawley also have 39 points on the board and any of the two teams above them, Newport or Tranmere, could also be hit with relegation on the final day of the season should results elsewhere go against them.

Tranmere are in the poorest form of the four potential relegation candidates, but they are at home on the final day against Grimsby Town. Crawly are also at home but face high-flying Salford, while Newport are away to bottom-of-the-table Barrow.

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