
Swindon Town v Crewe prediction: League Two preview, lineups & tips
Crewe arrive at the County Ground unbeaten in nine as Swindon look to arrest a run of four defeats in their last nine League Two games.
4 published League Two previews, newest first. Each one commits to a scoreline and a tip, and is graded once the match has been played.

Crewe arrive at the County Ground unbeaten in nine as Swindon look to arrest a run of four defeats in their last nine League Two games.

The world's oldest professional football club meet the Class of 92's great project at Wembley on Bank Holiday Monday. One will reach League One, the other stays put.

Notts County host Chesterfield at Meadow Lane on Friday night holding a 1-0 advantage from the first leg, with a place at Wembley on 25 May the prize. Jayden Luker's strike put the Magpies in control, but Paul Cook's Spireites won at this ground in each of the last two League Two seasons.

Salford City take a 2-1 first-leg lead into Friday's decider at the Peninsula Stadium. Karl Robinson's side need only a draw to reach Wembley, but Grimsby arrive fuelled by controversy and a burning belief they can turn this tie around.
Every League Two match preview on BetFootball lands on this page, newest first, each one built around a predicted scoreline, a headline tip and five further picks across other markets, a three-leg bet builder, team news and a predicted line-up for both sides. Previews aren't produced for every fixture on the card, only a selection of matches each round.
League Two runs to 24 clubs across a full English season, with Bromley the side who finished top in 2025/26. The table shifts every round, so it has its own page rather than a number quoted here, and the same goes for the fixtures. Check the League Two table for the current standings.
Each preview is put together roughly 22 hours before kick-off and updated if the team news changes before the match. A single page carries the fixture from that first preview through to full time, so once the game is played the same page turns into a record of how the tips did. Every preview carries a writer's byline, and the full list of contributors sits on the authors page.
Grading is plain: a flat £10 stake per tip, at the odds printed when the preview went up, and a bet builder counts as one bet at the combined price of its three legs. Misses stay on the record rather than being quietly dropped. For the numbers behind that, and how they're worked out, see the tip record and the methodology page.