Free football 1x2 predictions and tips for Spain Segunda División RFEF - Group 2

#	Name	P	W	D	L	Goals	Last 5	Pts
1	Arenas Getxo	34	21	7	6	50:24	DWWWW	70
2	SD Logroñés	34	19	9	6	54:29	LWWWW	66
3	Eibar II	34	18	8	8	45:23	DLWLD	62
4	Utebo	34	17	10	7	55:34	WLWWD	61
5	Teruel	34	17	9	8	41:28	WLLWD	60
6	UD Logroñés	34	14	13	7	42:21	WWWLW	55
7	Ejea	34	13	12	9	46:34	DDLLD	51
8	Deportivo Alavés II	34	12	13	9	35:32	DWWWW	49
9	Real Zaragoza II	34	13	5	16	43:48	DWWWW	44
10	Alfaro	34	12	7	15	32:47	LLLLW	43
11	Tudelano	34	11	10	13	43:43	WLLWD	43
12	Gernika	34	11	10	13	39:48	WDWDL	43
13	Barbastro	34	11	7	16	36:40	DWLWL	40
14	Calahorra	34	9	12	13	28:39	LWLLD	39
15	Anguiano	34	11	5	18	32:49	LDWDL	38
16	Real Sociedad III	34	8	5	21	31:57	LLLLL	29
17	Subiza	34	8	4	22	36:60	WDLLL	28
18	Izarra	34	5	6	23	31:63	LLLLL	21

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