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

#	Name	P	W	D	L	Goals	Last 5	Pts
1	Real Oviedo II	33	27	5	1	79:14	WDDWW	86
2	Caudal	33	22	7	4	66:15	WWWWD	73
3	Covadonga	33	21	7	5	56:17	DLWWW	70
4	Sporting Gijón II	33	17	13	3	58:23	DWDLW	64
5	Lealtad	33	15	10	8	50:31	WDWWL	55
6	Mosconia	33	15	10	8	41:31	LDDDW	55
7	LEntregu	33	13	9	11	39:43	WDLWL	48
8	Praviano	33	9	14	10	28:35	WDDWD	41
9	Tuilla	33	11	7	15	31:38	LLWDD	40
10	Ceares	33	9	11	13	36:43	WLDWL	38
11	Colunga	33	9	11	13	42:43	LDDLD	38
12	Avilés Stadium	33	10	8	15	28:57	LLLWD	38
13	Real Titánico	33	10	6	17	37:51	DWDLL	36
14	San Martín	33	6	14	13	23:33	DDDLL	32
15	Lenense	33	8	8	17	30:60	DWDLW	32
16	Urraca	33	5	12	16	34:52	DWDLD	27
17	Condal	33	6	8	19	20:57	LDLLL	26
18	Roces	33	1	6	26	16:71	LLLLW	9

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