Free football Over Under predictions and tips for Spain Tercera División RFEF - Group 11

#	Name	P	W	D	L	Goals	Last 5	Pts
1	Poblense	33	21	6	6	46:17	WWWWW	69
2	Formentera	33	19	9	5	68:33	DWWWL	66
3	Constància	33	17	13	3	53:30	WWWDW	64
4	Porreres	33	16	11	6	48:31	WDWWD	59
5	Penya Independent	33	17	7	9	59:33	WDLLW	58
6	Platges Calvià	33	14	12	7	48:31	WWWLL	54
7	Manacor	34	13	12	9	54:36	LDWWW	51
8	Binissalem	34	13	8	13	35:34	WWWLL	47
9	Alcúdia	33	12	8	13	45:50	LDWLD	44
10	Llosetense	33	11	8	14	42:41	LLDWW	41
11	Santanyí	33	9	13	11	39:45	LDLLW	40
12	Felanitx	33	10	9	14	33:50	LDLDD	39
13	Collerense	33	9	11	13	42:48	DLDWL	38
14	Mercadal	33	9	10	14	38:42	WLLLL	37
15	Portmany	33	8	13	12	39:46	DLLWD	37
16	PE Sant Jordi	33	8	6	19	29:50	LLWLW	30
17	Campos	33	4	8	21	30:73	LLLLL	20
18	Migjorn	33	4	4	25	21:79	LDWLL	16

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