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  1. 30-10-2022, 01:31 PM #1
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    Tranmere Rovers v Stockport County, Tuesday 1st November

    Let's see a robust, hard fought match with the final score being a Stockport County win by 1 goal. If Tranmere Rovers win by more than 2 goals they go above us on goal difference, but of course we will have a game in hand. If Stockport County win by 2 goals they will then be level on points with Tranmere and above them on goal difference. Both teams would be on 24 points, 3 points behind 7th placed Carlisle United. We would have a game in hand on both of them.

    So, overall the best result for us is a Stockport County win by 1 goal, thus preventing Tranmere Rovers joining us on 27 points and with that score both sides will have been 'at it' for the entire match. So Tranmere may have a little less to give in Saturday's FA Cup match at Brunton Park.

    It is somewhat ominous for Tranmere Rovers that last Tuesday Stockport County p­issed on us and on Saturday we p­issed on Tranmere Rovers.
    Last edited by _Stefan_Kuntz; 30-10-2022 at 01:37 PM.
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