The League Two season could be abandoned when the 24 clubs meet on Friday.The League Two season could be abandoned when the 24 clubs meet on Friday.
The League Two season could be abandoned when the 24 clubs meet on Friday.

Revealed: How the final League Two table would look using this model

By James Heneghan
Published 13th May 2020, 12:01 BST
Updated 13th May 2020, 12:19 BST
It has been suggested that League One and Two could both be decided on a points-per-game basis, weighted for home and away matches, if the season cannot be completed, as is looking increasingly likely.

The EFL had been hoping to complete the remaining fixtures, plus the play-offs, before the end of July but that now seems highly unlikely. So, here's how the final League Two table would look if PPG was adopted...

87.54 points, enough to leapfrog Crewe and win the title.

1. Swindon Town

87.54 points, enough to leapfrog Crewe and win the title.

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85.34 points. Would drop a place but still gain promotion to League One.

2. Crewe Alexandra

85.34 points. Would drop a place but still gain promotion to League One.

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84.14 points, a third-placed finish for the Pilgrims

3. Plymouth Argyle

84.14 points, a third-placed finish for the Pilgrims

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81.75 points. Would sneak into the top four and a potential promotion spot if the play-offs are scrapped.

4. Cheltenham Town

81.75 points. Would sneak into the top four and a potential promotion spot if the play-offs are scrapped.

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