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Norwich’s strong form of late has catapulted them into the play-off spots and a lot of that is down to how impressive they’ve been at Carrow Road.

They’re unbeaten in 12 at home, winning 9 of them, including 5 on the bounce going into this game. Norwich face a Plymouth side who have struggled to get going since the appointment of Ian Foster.

Argyle have not won in 4 and have only won twice away from home this season. They’re currently hovering just above the relegation zone and look like one of many teams who could collapse at the wrong time.

With Norwich off the back of two wins, with 8 goals scored without reply, I’d be surprise to see anything other than a home win.

I simply can’t look past this one due to Rotherham’s horrific away form. They’ve yet to win a single game on the road this season and its only a matter of days before their relegation to League One is confirmed.

Preston aren’t too shabby at home either, picking up the majority of their points at Deepdale. They’ve only lost 1 of their last 6 at home and aren’t out the woods when it comes to the play-offs either.

Preston have more riding on this game and with Rotherham absolutely hopeless on the road, it should be a comfortable victory for North End.

This is usually the time of year that Barnsley always come alive in League 1. Somewhat of a yo-yo side, they narrowly missed out on promotion last year and look set to be part of the play-offs again this season.

Their home form of late hasn’t been startling but if they wanted any opponent right now, it’d be Cambridge.

Cambridge are in terrible form, winning only 1 game in 10 and conceding 10 across their last 2 games. They sit just 3 points ahead of the drop zone, and only Carlisle have picked up less points than them away from home this season.

These sides have met 3 times so far since the start of 22/23 and Barnsley have won comfortably every time, with 4-0, 2-0 and 3-0 victories.