Chesterfield let a golden opportunity slip as a dominant first-half display and early two-goal lead still wasn’t enough to see off a resilient Walsall side. Goals from Will Grigg and Dilan Markanday had the Spireites cruising, but second-half headers from Daniel Kanu and Albert Adomah earned the Saddlers a crucial point in a tense League Two promotion six-pointer.

A huge swing in Gameweek 23 saw Schoey smash his best score of the season, Will keep the pressure on at the top, and Kieran fall further behind after another frustrating week. With a relegation six-pointer as the Big Bet and some blockbuster Premier League ties on the slate, Gameweek 24 could be a turning point in the Tipple TWITS title race.

A relegation six-pointer with careers, clubs and futures on the line. Bristol Rovers and Newport County meet in a desperate League Two survival battle where form counts for little and pressure counts for everything. With dreadful records, leaky defences and everything to lose, this Big Bet promises chaos, tension and goals at both ends - because in games like this, survival is the only currency that matters.

Wrexham’s fairytale rise shows no signs of slowing. After a shaky start to life in the Championship, Phil Parkinson’s side have found their rhythm and forced their way into the play-off picture. A dramatic late turnaround at Loftus Road summed up everything about this Wrexham team: flawed, fearless and utterly relentless. With January investment looming and momentum building, the Red Dragons are daring to dream of yet another promotion.

It had to happen eventually. After weeks of flirting with disaster, Gameweek 22 finally delivered an absolute stinker for one of us - while another somehow jammed their way from -10 to +10 thanks to a late Big Bet lifeline. With bragging rights, league positions and pride on the line, we regroup for Gameweek 23 and dive straight back into the fire.

The South Coast Derby returns with everything on the line. Pompey scrapping for survival, Saints clinging to play-off hopes, and Fratton Park ready to erupt. After September’s lifeless stalemate, expect this one to finally deliver the chaos, crunching tackles and controversy that define one of England’s fiercest rivalries.

David McGoldrick rolled back the years at Oakwell, scoring twice in a dramatic late win to keep Barnsley’s chaotic League One season alive at both ends of the table. From last-minute call-up to match-winner at 38, “Didzy” proved experience still counts in the most unpredictable division in English football.

The Tipple points system has never made the football league more exciting! As Gameweek 21 wraps up, Kieran, Schoey, and Will give their reviews and predictions, with the race for the top heating up. Check out their picks for Gameweek 22 as they look to edge ahead in the standings.

With both Swansea City and Birmingham City drifting outside the play-off places, Saturday’s lunchtime showdown feels like a season-defining moment. Swansea’s revival under Vitor Matos meets a Birmingham side searching for consistency, with two streaky forwards in Žan Vipotnik and Jay Stansfield set to headline a finely balanced Championship clash. Win, and belief floods back. Lose, and the gap to the top six may become too big to bridge.

Bromley continued their remarkable rise with another statement win, extending their lead at the top of League Two thanks once again to the irrepressible Michael Cheek. Early pressure, ruthless efficiency and familiar defensive frailties from Tranmere combined to produce a result that underlined Bromley’s promotion credentials - and left the rest of the division on notice.

With Storm Goretti wreaking havoc across the football calendar, postponements are becoming the norm as we head into the toughest months of the season. We recap a dramatic Gameweek 20, review the latest standings, and reveal Kieran, Schoey and Will’s picks for Gameweek 21 — including some bold Big Bets and risky draws. Fancy taking us on? Download Tipple and prove you know your football.

Stockport County and Huddersfield Town go head-to-head this Saturday in a crucial League One showdown. Both teams are locked on 39 points, just 9 behind the automatic promotion spots, making this a must-win game to stay in the play-off hunt. With Stockport struggling at home and Huddersfield in solid form, it’s set to be a tense and exciting match at Edgeley Park.

With FA Cup Third Round weekend decimating the EFL fixture list, attention turns to non-league football for value picks. From promotion chases to relegation scraps across the National League, North and South, this guide breaks down the key fixtures and highlights where the smart money might lie — weather permitting.

Preston North End are making a strong push for promotion after a convincing win at Bristol City, fueled by their strategic loan market and consistent business model. With top players like Lewis Dobbin and Alfie Devine thriving, Preston are in touching distance of the automatic promotion spots. But, in a season of tight competition, can they hold their nerve for a historic top-flight return?

Gameweek 19 turned the title race on its head as the league leaders collapsed and Will charged back into contention. From shockers at the bottom to a 15-point surge at the top, we recap the chaos and break down all three TWITS’ picks for Gameweek 20.

The Roses Derby returns to Elland Road to kick off 2026, and this might be Leeds United’s best chance in over two decades to finally topple their fiercest rivals. With Daniel Farke’s side flying and Ruben Amorim’s Manchester United still prone to chaos, expect a ferocious, fiery encounter with huge consequences at both ends of the Premier League table. This is history, hatred and hope colliding - the perfect Big Bet to start the year.

A relegation six-pointer in theory, a defensive horror show in practice. Northampton arrived at the Pirelli hoping to put daylight between themselves and the drop zone, but instead served up a Boxing Day masterclass in self-destruction. Burton, ruthless and grateful, cashed in on every mistake to run out emphatic winners in a game that said plenty about the fine margins – and fine nerves – at the bottom of League One.

Boxing Day football doesn’t get much better than this as Wrexham host a resurgent Sheffield United under the lights on Sky Sports. With Chris Wilder’s Blades flying and the Red Dragons hard to beat at home, this festive showdown could spark a late push toward the Championship play-offs — and promises goals, drama, and a touch of Christmas magic.