Free football predictions and tips for England Non League Div One - Northern East

#	Name	P	W	D	L	Goals	Last 5	Pts
1	Cleethorpes Town	41	28	8	5	90:34	DWWWD	92
2	Dunston UTS	41	24	9	8	82:46	WWLDD	81
3	Stocksbridge Park Steels	41	22	9	10	63:37	WWWLW	75
4	Belper Town	41	22	9	10	71:51	WLWWD	75
5	Newton Aycliffe	41	21	11	9	93:60	LWWDW	74
6	AFC Emley	41	22	8	11	56:34	LWLLL	74
7	Carlton Town	41	19	11	11	67:54	WLLDD	68
8	North Ferriby	41	20	8	13	54:44	DDLDL	68
9	Garforth Town	41	16	11	14	53:48	DDWDL	59
10	Bradford (Park Avenue)	41	16	9	16	62:57	LWDDD	57
11	Bishop Auckland	41	13	13	15	59:63	DWDLD	52
12	Consett	41	12	13	16	58:76	DWWLL	49
13	Heaton Stannington	41	13	9	19	52:66	WWLWW	48
14	Pontefract Collieries	41	12	12	17	54:70	WLDWW	48
15	Grimsby Borough	41	13	11	17	46:48	LLWWL	47
16	Ossett United	41	13	8	20	47:61	WLWDD	47
17	Bridlington Town	41	14	4	23	50:73	WLDWW	46
18	Ashington AFC	41	12	9	20	49:67	LDLWW	45
19	Brighouse Town	41	10	14	17	45:72	DLDDL	44
20	Liversedge	41	7	12	22	48:68	LLDLW	33
21	Sherwood Colliery	41	9	6	26	42:84	LLLLD	33
22	Sheffield	41	7	8	26	50:78	LDLLL	29

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