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16) PETERBOROUGH
The FourFourTwo magazine have predicted them to finish in 16th place for the 2025/26 League One campaign.
25/26 FFT VERDICT: “the Posh have many ‘project players’, but only Sam Hughes and Archie Collins to truly depend on.
“Talented attacking trio Kwame Poku, Ricky Jade-Jones and Malik Mothersille have all departed this summer.”
The FourFourTwo magazine predicted the club to finish in 5th place for the 2024/25 League One campaign – instead they finished 18th.
15) STEVENAGE
The FourFourTwo magazine have predicted them to finish in 15th place for the 2025/26 League One campaign.
25/26 FFT VERDICT: “Led by Carl Piergianni, Boro had a top-eight defence last term, but there’s no loan star Murphy Cooper in goal any more and the attack lacks guile.
“Both the midfield depth and managerial setup looks strong, however.”
The FourFourTwo magazine predicted the club to finish in 19th place for the 2024/25 League One campaign – instead they finished 14th.
14) WIGAN
The FourFourTwo magazine have predicted them to finish in 14th place for the 2025/26 League One campaign.
25/26 FFT VERDICT: “Wigan score just 40 goals last term, and are hoping that Dara Costelloe and Paul Mullin can add firepower to a strong spine.
“It’s hard to see them pushing on from mid-table, especially if goalkeeper Sam Tickle leaves.”
The FourFourTwo magazine predicted the club to finish in 9th place for the 2024/25 League One campaign – instead they finished 15th.
13) ROTHERHAM
The FourFourTwo magazine have predicted them to finish in 13th place for the 2025/26 League One campaign.
25/26 FFT VERDICT: Hamshaw is keen to instil a nurturing culture, akin to that under long-time colleague Paul Warne.
“Yet despite the Millers’ recent Championship history, their squad looks at home in League One’s mid-table.”
The FourFourTwo magazine predicted the club to finish in 4th place for the 2024/25 League One campaign – instead they finished 13th.
12) LEYTON ORIENT
The FourFourTwo magazine have predicted them to finish in 12th place for the 2025/26 League One campaign.
25/26 FFT VERDICT: As new majority shareholder, Gandler earned early kudos by endsuring Wellens wasn’t one of the numerous exits from 2024-25’s play-off finalists
“Even so, challenging again will be a tall order with a mostly new team.”
The FourFourTwo magazine predicted the club to finish in 17th place for the 2024/25 League One campaign – instead they finished 6th.
11) BARNSLEY
The FourFourTwo magazine have predicted them to finish in 11th place for the 2025/26 League One campaign.
25/26 FFT VERDICT: “The Tykes hope Hourihane can build an exciting and dynamic young team, with few known quantities remaining.
“There is potential, though performances and results in his 10 games last season were underwhelming.”
The FourFourTwo magazine predicted the club to finish in 10th place for the 2024/25 League One campaign – instead they finished 12th.
10) LINCOLN
The FourFourTwo magazine have predicted them to finish in 10th place for the 2025/26 League One campaign.
25/26 FFT VERDICT: Either a budding, high potential squad sprout simultaneously under a top coach, or ownership woes continue to damage the soil in a strengthen league – there may be bits of both. One way or another, watch out for aggressive, explosive right back Kelvin Abrefa.
The FourFourTwo magazine predicted the club to finish in 12th place for the 2024/25 League One campaign – instead they finished 17th.
9) WYCOMBE
The FourFourTwo magazine have predicted them to finish in 9th place for the 2025/26 League One campaign.
25/26 FFT VERDICT: “Promotion prospects will be determined by whether Dodds can translate his glowing coaching reviews into senior management, after a mixed start. He has a deep squad, rich in quality. But will Kone stay?”
The FourFourTwo magazine predicted the club to finish in 13th place for the 2024/25 League One campaign – instead they finished 5th.
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