League 2 Predictions Today – Saturday 15th November 2025

ALTHOUGH the international break dominates higher levels of football, League 2 continues at full pelt bringing a complete programme of action this weekend.

An incredibly tight promotion race is unfolding whereby five points span 1st down to 10th place in the table. Accordingly, League Two betting activity is proving very popular.

Here are the upcoming pairings I am anticipating most alongside considered score predictions to guide your football betting…

Walsall v Colchester United Prediction

• Kick-off: 3pm
• Rankings: 1st versus 16th

Walsall preview – Top on goal difference enjoying a three match winning run in all competitions. This overturns three League games bereft of victory.

Andy McGregor joined the Saddlers as head of recruitment on Monday having previously worked for Norwich City, Preston North End, Plymouth Argyle, Glasgow Rangers and Swansea City.

Colchester United preview – Currently nursing two winless EFL games following on from three straight victories.

Score prediction: Walsall worthy 3-1.

Fleetwood Town v Swindon Town Prediction

• Kick-off: 3pm
• Rankings: 13th versus 2nd

Fleetwood Town preview – Presently recording six wins amid nine attempts in League and Cup. The Cod Army’s only home EFL defeat this season was 4-1 against Crewe Alexandra on Tuesday 19th August.

Swindon Town preview – Goal difference is keeping Ian Holloway’s men off the summit. A solitary defeat in their last six League 2 and Cup affairs.

Swindon red hot marksman Aaron Drinan is the division’s foremost scorer on 10 EFL goals. He also notched a hat-trick in Tuesday night’s sparkling 4-0 Football League Trophy romp at MK Dons but Drinan is suspended for the Fleetwood trip. Joe Snowdon and Tom Nichols face late fitness tests.

Score prediction: Pounding entertainment 3-3.

Notts County v Harrogate Town Prediction

• Kick-off: 3pm
• Rankings: 3rd versus 21st

Notts County preview – League fortunes reflect four wins among five unbeaten outings. Monday evening’s 2-1 scoreline away to Cheltenham Town took Notts up to third spot and within two points of the joint leaders.

Their only home reverse throughout 2025/26 came on Saturday 9th August when Salford City edged the 2-1 outcome.

Harrogate Town preview – One point above the dreaded dotted relegation line due to five consecutive EFL losses. Harrogate Town haven’t finished higher than 13th since gaining promotion to League Two in 2020 via the National League Play-Off Final.

Coincidentally, they toppled Saturday’s imminent opponents Notts County 3-1 in the Wembley Stadium showpiece five years ago.

Score prediction: Notts neatest 2-0.

Milton Keynes Dons v Salford City Prediction

• Kick-off: 3pm
• Rankings: 5th versus 4th

Milton Keynes Dons preview – A massive clash in the Play-Off discussions. For pre-season promotion favourites MK Dons, a four match victorious EFL spree has subsequently stumbled into two games lacking wins.

They will be concerned about three home League 2 defeats so far across 2025/26. Furthermore, Tuesday night’s 4-0 Football League Trophy setback against Swindon Town at Stadium MK won’t help morale. However still two points shy of automatic promotion reckoning.

Salford City preview – A point ahead of Saturday’s hosts. Salford boast four wins in five undefeated League and Cup engagements.

Score prediction: Salford seal it 1-0.

Grimsby Town v Chesterfield Prediction

• Kick-off: 3pm
• Rankings: 6th versus 10th

Grimsby Town preview – A sole win in four EFL fixtures yet two points short of third position. Joint highest League Two scorers with MK Dons – both sides racking up 29 goals.

Chesterfield preview – Four EFL games unbeaten concluding in three draws. Tuesday’s mammoth 11-10 Football League Trophy penalty shoot-out loss against Liverpool Under-21’s was a first defeat in seven League and Cup matches for the Spireites.

Score prediction: Unattractive 0-0.

Gillingham v Crawley Town Prediction

• Kick-off: 5.30pm
• Rankings: 7th versus 19th

Gillingham preview – Good to see my old friend Gareth Ainsworth returning to light matchday duties after open-heart surgery. He will want to improve poor form embracing a single victory in nine League and Cup games. The Gills lost four of their past six EFL encounters.

Crawley Town preview – Ten ongoing fixtures in all competitions have accrued two wins leaving Crawley two points clear of relegation danger.

Even so, those two aforementioned victories arrived in the last two EFL matches – both at home. Just one away maximum pointer for the 2025/26 campaign though…on Saturday 6th September, 1-0 at Harrogate Town.

Score prediction: Gareth’s Gills gentrification 4-2.

*Odds subject to change – prices accurate at the time of writing*