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Not necessarily, there is a mathematical permutation: Lincoln will have 77 points with two wins, but so will Oxford if they win at Exeter on the final day. That means they can theoretically overtake us with a big win and eliminate the differential in goal difference. They would need to win by a...

Below the video showing the goals, there should be a drop-down box with the four names listed.

Liam's comments on Sky yesterday, in case you haven't seen it: Incidentally, which prison is he in?

I have avoided taking part in this for ages, on the basis that I am officially 'not very good' at it. However, if I am by some miracle the closest this week, I may consider doing this every week next season. So, 5338.

Try watching The Big Match Revisited on Saturday mornings - wonderful, but also sobering to realise how many of our childhood heroes have already gone.

At least that is Stevevansage officially out of contention. A bit of a cock up - they were 14 points clear of us at the start of February with two games in hand.

Becks with a whisky chaser...

I'm glad it's not just me who feels that.

One word: how terribly, unbelievably, unexpectedly exciting! Alright, five words.

Their poor run has been going on for a long time, I'm sure FB was planning his exit long ago: P17 W3 D7 L7 F13 A18 Pts16 On that basis, we should be very grateful for the point they gained tonight. Oxford had 25 shots to 2 from Stevenage - excellent.

Lee Hendrie: "...chomping at the bit..." My hopes for an educational viewing experience were not high.

Get innnnnnnnnnnnnnn!

Former Swansea and Burnley winger Leighton James has died at the age of 71. Older fans will remember a teenage James scoring the winner for Burnley in Lincoln's only Watney Cup tie in July 1972. He looked a real player even then, and he most certainly was.

I remember the game at SB in 1987-88, I think it finished 5-1 and Mick Waitt broke his leg badly early in the game. He never really returned, emigrated to New Zealand, became a policeman, and somehow ended up coaching the NZ national team. Had he not broken his leg against Cheltenham that day...

I actually think Mandroiu's goal is the best of the five.

The Football Association is a disgrace to English football and has been for years. I wonder whether we can ask Mr Ceferin to disband them for the good of the game? Start again with an entirely new association and disqualify anyone who has ever been involved with the old one.

His first goal at Barnsley has been nominated for Sky Bet League One Goal of the Month - it is a fans' vote, so get clicking! https://www.weareimps.com/news/2024/april/moylan-nominated-for-march-goal-of-the-month/

The FA is claiming the move was agreed by four representatives from the EFL (via the 'Professional Game Board'): https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/68856480 If true, I would love to know who those four are, and why it was agreed without referring to either its member clubs or their...

1. Ethan Erhahon 8.35 2. Lukas Jensen 8.17 3. Danny Mandroiu 7.64 ------------------------------------------ 4. Sean Roughan 7.60 5. Alex Mitchell, Paudie O'Connor 7.28 7. Joe Taylor 7.03 8. Ben House 7.00 9. Lasse Sorensen 6.96 10. Freddie Draper 6.46 11. Dylan Duffy 5.39 Average team score: 7.20

I think you realise that is not the same discussion.