David Prutton’s Sky Bet EFL predictions
Who is this weekend being tipped for success from the Sky Bet EFL by David Prutton? Learn here…
Now this should be a affair! MK Dons are making a decent fist of it under Paul Tisdale, was relegated a couple seasons ago in fashion that is fairly dismal and back in League One.
AFC Wimbledon, as I’ve mentioned before, enjoyed a survival last year and are set for another period of battle. In which it was cut by MK on penalties, these two have already met in the Carabao Cup last month. I think that they will win this one also.
Prutton forecasts: 2-1 (15/2 with Sky Bet)
Both these sides might be in a bit of a false position due to their lack of games so far. Each facet has played four, which explains the reason why they find themselves in mid-table.
Doncaster are under Darren Moore, who’s had a beginning despite the loss of several players – . Rotherham are readjusting to the degree and you would expect them to set up a good promotion barrier. Score draw .
Prutton forecasts: 2-2 (12/1 with Sky Bet)
Three wins at home – or at their house! – and three draws on the street for Coventry far. Therefore that the type guide would suggest this should be three factors for Mark Robins’ side.
That said, this is by far their toughest challenge at St Andrew’s. Blackpool are unbeaten, but also have drawn on their final three. I elaborate them to edge this one.
Prutton forecasts: 1-2 (12/1 with Sky Bet)
Just like Coventry, Wycombe also have won all their home games so far this season and attracted on every match on the street. This is their biggest challenge, having only confronted Bolton, Southend along with MK Dons at Adams Park.
Lincoln have appreciated a fantastic start to the season and go to the weekend at second at the table. The Cowley brothers have been connected with a different transfer that week and, in the very least, it may have unsettled their trainings. Home triumph for me.
Prutton predicts: 2-1 (9/1 with Sky Bet)
Carlisle obtained their first win since the opening day last weekend, to lift them and ease a little bit of the strain onto Steven Pressley. These three factors did come from Scunthorpe, though, who’ve been dreadful up to now.
Exeter and advertising from League Two are flirting for quite a very long time, and they’ve experienced a solid start this year. They’re high in unbeaten along with the league so much and I don’t see that changing here.
Prutton forecasts: 1-3 (22/1 with Sky Bet)
It has become a steady start for Cheltenham’s epitome. Two wins, two draws, two defeats, sitting 11th in the table along with construction nicely under Michael Duff.
Stevenage eventually scored some goals last weekend, even becoming their first two of the season, but then they could not translate that. Home win for me.
Prutton predicts: 1-0 (11/2 with Sky Bet)
David Flitcroft was sacked last year after Mansfield then dropped from the to Newport and failed to win promotion, so their beginning into the season doesn’t bode well for new manager John Dempster.
This might be a fantastic chance for him going, contrary to a Scunthorpe facet that can’t purchase a outcome and so are currently leaking goals. Draw for me.
Prutton forecasts: 1-1 (11/2 with Sky Bet)
Newport are on an extraordinary run. It is 16 games unbeaten to them and they look well capable of building a promotion challenge this year, in regular season games.
Port Vale have picked two points far and it seems like they are going to have a far more comfortable effort compared to their past few. However, Newport ought to have much for them.
Prutton predicts: 2-0 (17/2 with Sky Bet)
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