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League One · 2026/2027 · 8,000 simulated seasons

Huddersfield Town are favourites

Ahead of Stockport County on 42%. The model projects them to finish on 93 points, though a tenth of the simulations end below 84.

Title chance

52%

est.

The spread

Where every club finishes

The pale bar is the tenth to ninetieth percentile, the darker bar the middle half, the notch the median. Overlap between two clubs is the race.

  • Huddersfield9384–102Huddersfield Town: projected 93 points, likely range 84 to 102. Title chance 52%.
  • Stockport County9283–101Stockport County: projected 92 points, likely range 83 to 101. Title chance 42%.
  • Luton8070–89Luton Town: projected 80 points, likely range 70 to 89. Title chance 3%.
  • Oxford Utd7565–84Oxford United: projected 75 points, likely range 65 to 84. Title chance <1%.
  • MK Dons7465–83Milton Keynes Dons: projected 74 points, likely range 65 to 83. Title chance <1%.
  • Mansfield7363–82Mansfield Town: projected 73 points, likely range 63 to 82. Title chance <1%.
  • Plymouth7263–81Plymouth Argyle: projected 72 points, likely range 63 to 81. Title chance <1%.
  • Leicester7161–81Leicester City: projected 71 points, likely range 61 to 81. Title chance <1%.
  • Reading7060–79Reading: projected 70 points, likely range 60 to 79. Title chance <1%.
  • Bradford7061–80Bradford City: projected 70 points, likely range 61 to 80. Title chance <1%.
  • Wycombe6858–77Wycombe Wanderers: projected 68 points, likely range 58 to 77. Title chance <1%.
  • Leyton Orient6354–73Leyton Orient: projected 63 points, likely range 54 to 73. Title chance 0%.
  • Cambridge6153–71Cambridge United: projected 61 points, likely range 53 to 71. Title chance 0%.
  • Burton6152–70Burton Albion: projected 61 points, likely range 52 to 70. Title chance 0%.
  • Notts County5848–67Notts County: projected 58 points, likely range 48 to 67. Title chance 0%.
  • Sheff Wed5647–66Sheffield Wednesday: projected 56 points, likely range 47 to 66. Title chance 0%.
  • Stevenage5445–64Stevenage: projected 54 points, likely range 45 to 64. Title chance 0%.
  • Blackpool5344–62Blackpool: projected 53 points, likely range 44 to 62. Title chance 0%.
  • Peterborough4940–59Peterborough United: projected 49 points, likely range 40 to 59. Title chance 0%.
  • Wimbledon4738–56AFC Wimbledon: projected 47 points, likely range 38 to 56. Title chance 0%.
  • Wigan4636–55Wigan Athletic: projected 46 points, likely range 36 to 55. Title chance 0%.
  • Doncaster4536–54Doncaster Rovers: projected 45 points, likely range 36 to 54. Title chance 0%.
  • Barnsley4435–54Barnsley: projected 44 points, likely range 35 to 54. Title chance 0%.
  • Bromley3527–43Bromley: projected 35 points, likely range 27 to 43. Title chance 0%.
10th–90th percentilemiddle 50%median
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Projected final points by club
Clubp10p25Medianp75p90Title
Huddersfield Town8489939810252%
Stockport County8387929610142%
Luton Town70758084893%
Oxford United6569757984<1%
Milton Keynes Dons6569747983<1%
Mansfield Town6368737882<1%
Plymouth Argyle6367727781<1%
Leicester City6166717681<1%
Reading6065707579<1%
Bradford City6165707580<1%
Wycombe Wanderers5863687377<1%
Leyton Orient54586368730%
Cambridge United53576166710%
Burton Albion52566166700%
Notts County48535863670%
Sheffield Wednesday47515661660%
Stevenage45505459640%
Blackpool44485358620%
Peterborough United40444954590%
AFC Wimbledon38424751560%
Wigan Athletic36414650550%
Doncaster Rovers36404550540%
Barnsley35404449540%
Bromley27303539430%
What happens to each clubTitle, Europe, relegation — as one bar
Win itTop fourEuropeMid-tableRelegated
  • Huddersfield
  • Stockport County
  • Luton
  • Oxford Utd
  • MK Dons
  • Mansfield
  • Plymouth
  • Leicester
  • Reading
  • Bradford
  • Wycombe
  • Leyton Orient
  • Cambridge
  • Burton
  • Notts County
  • Sheff Wed
  • Stevenage
  • Blackpool
  • Peterborough
  • Wimbledon
  • Wigan
  • Doncaster
  • Barnsley
  • Bromley
Each bar is one club’s whole season across 8,000 simulations. The bands are made disjoint before stacking — “top four” here means top four and not the title — because the source probabilities nest and stacking them raw would take a club past 100%.
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Simulated outcomes by club
ClubWin itTop fourEuropeMid-tableRelegated
Huddersfield Town52%46%0%100%0%
Stockport County42%55%0%100%0%
Luton Town3%54%0%100%0%
Oxford United1%28%0%100%0%
Milton Keynes Dons0%27%0%100%0%
Mansfield Town1%21%0%100%0%
Plymouth Argyle0%17%0%100%0%
Leicester City0%16%0%100%0%
Reading0%12%0%100%0%
Bradford City0%12%0%100%0%
Wycombe Wanderers0%7%0%100%0%
Leyton Orient0%2%0%99%1%
Cambridge United0%1%0%98%2%
Burton Albion0%1%0%98%2%
Notts County0%0%0%94%6%
Sheffield Wednesday0%0%0%93%7%
Stevenage0%0%0%89%12%
Blackpool0%0%0%83%17%
Peterborough United0%0%0%67%33%
AFC Wimbledon0%0%0%50%50%
Wigan Athletic0%0%0%46%54%
Doncaster Rovers0%0%0%40%60%
Barnsley0%0%0%39%61%
Bromley0%0%0%4%96%
Which way the season has movedChange in title chance since August
  • Huddersfield+48
  • Stockport County+38
  • Cambridge-4
  • Sheff Wed-4
  • Leyton Orient-4
  • Burton-4
How they got here11 matchweeks
Position by matchweekHUDSTOOXFLUTPLYREABRACAMSHELEIMILMANWYCLEYBURSTENOTAFCBLADONWIGPETBARBRO

Hover a line to follow one club. Position is recomputed after every completed matchweek using this competition’s own tiebreakers.

First place is at the top. Line colour is the zone each club sits in now — the same bands as the table — because twenty clubs cannot have twenty legible colours. A matchweek appears only once every fixture in it has been played.

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Position by matchweek
ClubNowBestWorstMoved
Huddersfield Town1170
Stockport County2290
Oxford United3215+7
Luton Town43160
Plymouth Argyle5122+17
Reading6617+11
Bradford City7111-4
Cambridge United828-3
Sheffield Wednesday9112-3
Leicester City10919+2
Milton Keynes Dons11923-2
Mansfield Town12717-5
Wycombe Wanderers131324+1
Leyton Orient14819+5
Burton Albion154150
Stevenage16920-5
Notts County171023-1
AFC Wimbledon18724+6
Blackpool19320-6
Doncaster Rovers2017240
Wigan Athletic211824-3
Peterborough United221323+1
Barnsley23523-2
Bromley24824-16
How the projection is madeMethod and its limits

Every remaining fixture is played 8,000 times with a bivariate-Poisson goal model, drawn from each club’s current attack and defence ratings and the competition’s own home advantage. The shared covariance term matters: goals in a match are not independent, and modelling them as if they were understates draws.

Each simulated season is then ranked with this competition’s tiebreakers, not a generic one — which is why a club level on points can hold a different title probability here than elsewhere.

What it cannot do: injuries, transfers, a manager leaving, or a club with nothing left to play for in May. A shown 0% means it did not occur in 8,000 runs, not that it is impossible.

Ratings and the table behind them are on the league page.