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Tuesday's League One predictions including Charlton Athletic vs. Wigan Athletic

Sports Mole provides score predictions and previews for all of today's League One fixtures, including Charlton Athletic vs. Wigan Athletic.


Cheltenham vs. Carlisle (Tuesday, 7.45pm)

Port Vale manager Darrell Clarke applauds fans after the match on January 8, 2022© Reuters

Cheltenham Town will be bidding to give their League One survival hopes a boost when they welcome already-relegated Carlisle United to Whaddon Road on Tuesday night.

Carlisle's relegation back to League Two was confirmed on Saturday, having lost 2-0 at Northampton Town, and Cheltenham are also facing demotion to the fourth tier, currently sitting 22nd in the table.

We say: Cheltenham Town 1-0 Carlisle United


There is simply no downplaying the importance of this match for Cheltenham, and anything less than a victory will go down as a hugely disappointing result. We are expecting a tight game on Tuesday but are backing Cheltenham to navigate their way to an important three points.

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Stevenage vs. Barnsley (Tuesday, 7.45pm)

Stevenage manager Steve Evans on January 29, 2023© Reuters

Stevenage will welcome Barnsley to Broadhall Way on Saturday for a key contest in the fight at the top end of the League One table.

The visitors currently sit fifth after 26 games with just a three-point lead over their visitors, who find themselves just outside the playoff places.

We say: Stevenage 1-1 Barnsley


The two sides have enjoyed similar first halves to the League One season, and while Barnsley boast more quality, the hosts have continuously punched above their weight this term and should at least be able to take a share of the spoils on home turf.

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Blackpool vs. Fleetwood (Tuesday, 7.45pm)

Blackpool manager Neil Critchley before the match on January 7, 2024© Reuters

Blackpool will go head-to-head with local rivals Fleetwood Town in Tuesday's crucial League One encounter at Bloomfield Road.

The hosts are still hoping to achieve a playoff finish, while the Cod Army will be desperate to claim all three points to boost their dwindling survival hopes.

We say: Blackpool 3-1 Fleetwood Town


Blackpool have managed to avoid defeat in each of their last 10 home league games, and we think they will extend that run by claiming a relatively comfortable win over their relegation-threatened opponents.

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Bristol Rovers vs. Reading (Tuesday, 7.45pm)

Bristol Rovers manager Matt Taylor looks dejected after the match on January 17, 2024© Reuters

Bristol Rovers will attempt to end a six-game winless run when they welcome Reading to the Memorial Stadium for Tuesday's League One contest.

The Royals, meanwhile, will be hoping to return to winning ways after taking just one point from their last two matches.

We say: Bristol Rovers 1-1 Reading


Bristol Rovers may have lost three of their last four matches, but we think they will do enough to take a point off a Reading side that tend to struggle on the road.

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Charlton vs. Wigan (Tuesday, 7.45pm)

Wigan Athletic manager Shaun Maloney after the match on January 8, 2024© Reuters

Charlton Athletic will have the opportunity to extend their unbeaten run to 12 matches when they face Wigan Athletic in Tuesday's League One fixture.

In contrast to their hosts, the Latics are hoping to end a poor spell of form, having failed to win any of their last three matches.

We say: Charlton Athletic 2-1 Wigan Athletic


While Charlton are proving to be a tough team to beat, the Latics have lost each of their last three away games, and we think the hosts will take advantage of Wigan's away-day struggles to record a narrow victory.

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Leyton Orient vs. Exeter (Tuesday, 7.45pm)

Leyton Orient manager Richie Wellens before the match on April 18, 2023© Reuters

Leyton Orient will have the chance to record a second straight win when they welcome Exeter City to Brisbane Road for Tuesday's League One contest.

Meanwhile, the Grecians will be looking to continue their fine run of form after putting together a six-game unbeaten run.

We say: Leyton Orient 1-2 Exeter City


The hosts may have enjoyed success at the weekend, but Exeter have won five of their last seven away matches, and we think they will produce another strong performance on the road to clinch all three points.

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CPortsmouth462813578413797
3Bolton WanderersBolton462512986513587
4Peterborough UnitedPeterborough462591289612884
5Oxford UnitedOxford Utd4622111379562377
6Barnsley4621131282641876
7Lincoln CityLincoln4620141265402574
8Blackpool4621101565481773
9Stevenage4619141357461171
10Wycombe WanderersWycombe461714156055565
11Leyton Orient461811175355-265
12Wigan AthleticWigan462010166356762
13Exeter CityExeter461710194661-1561
14Northampton TownNorthampton46179205766-960
15Bristol Rovers46169215268-1657
16Charlton AthleticCharlton461120156465-153
17Reading461611196870-253
18Cambridge UnitedCambridge461212223961-2248
19Shrewsbury TownShrewsbury46139243567-3248
20Burton Albion461210243967-2846
RCheltenham TownCheltenham46128264165-2444
RFleetwood TownFleetwood461013234972-2343
RPort Vale461011254174-3341
RCarlisle UnitedCarlisle4679304181-4030


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