Despite heading into the 2025/26 campaign with ambitions of getting promotion, the Seasiders found themselves battling at the bottom for long periods.
By mid-March, it looked as if Ian Evatt’s side were heading for the drop, with a 2-1 defeat to Doncaster Rovers encompassing everything that had gone wrong since the turn of the year.
A big reaction was required, and that’s exactly what came on the back of the game at the Eco-Power Stadium, with 22 points coming from Blackpool’s final nine games.
This left the club comfortably safe in 13th and with a feeling of what could’ve been.
Here’s what the League One table would’ve looked like based on the final 10 games of the season:
1. Where Blackpool finished in the final form table
The Seasiders enjoyed a strong end to the season. Photo: Gareth Evans
