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JOHN’S POMPEYPE HAVE THE POWER

THE RACE FOR PROMOTION TO THE CHAMPIONSHIP
By John Lyons

RIVALS: From left, Peterborough’s Ephron Mason-Clark, Derby’s Nathaniel Mendez-Laing, Bolton’s Josh Sheehan, Portsmouth’s Kusini Yengi and Barnsley’s John McAtee
PICTURE: Alamy

WITH just three League One matches taking place yesterday, it felt like the calm before the storm. And with just over a month until the regular season ends, we’re going to be in for plenty of thrills and spills before the end of April.
There are many issues to be decided at the top end of the table. Can anyo...

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