Blackpool, who are currently on 70 points, were not in action on Tuesday night, as the teams around played their games in hand.
Oxford United and Lincoln City went head-to-head at the Kassam Stadium, with the visitors coming away with a 1-0 win courtesy of Danny Mandroiu’s second half goal.
The U’s remain in sixth place on 73 points ahead of their remaining fixtures against Stevenage and Exeter City. Meanwhile, the Imps have moved above the Seasiders into seventh on 71 points, and still have to face Cheltenham Town and Portsmouth.
Both sides have a superior goal difference to Neil Critchley’s men, which could be crucial if they end up finishing on the same points.
Ahead of their final day trip to Reading, Blackpool take on Barnsley at Bloomfield Road in their penultimate game of the season on Saturday afternoon. The Tykes’ play-off place still isn’t confirmed following their 3-2 defeat to Pompey on Tuesday night.
Neill Collins’ side currently sit five points ahead of the Seasiders and four above Lincoln. After their trip to the Fylde Coast, they close their campaign with a home game against Northampton Town on April 27.
Here is the latest predicted table in descending order based on BettingOdds.Com and Sky Bet’s current odds:

7. Shrewsbury Town (19th)
Shrewsbury Town aren't officially clear of trouble just yet, but they should have enough to survive. Photo: CameraSport - Lee Parker

8. Cambridge United (18th)
Cambridge United currently have a game in hand on the teams around them. Photo: CameraSport - Andrew Kearns

9. Reading (17th)
Despite their off-field problems, Reading have had a solid enough campaign on the pitch. Photo: CameraSport - Lee Parker

10. Charlton Athletic
Charlton Athletic have been solid since the appointment of Nathan Jones, who has steered them towards a mid-table finish. Photo: CameraSport - Rob Newell

11. Wigan Athletic (15th)
Wigan Athletic have enjoyed a strong season under Shaun Maloney. Photo: Michael Regan

12. Bristol Rovers (14th)
Bristol Rovers are currently 14th in the league. Photo: CameraSport - Ian Cook

