Cambridge United vs Blackpool prediction, odds and how to watch

Blackpool produced a ruthless display to dismantle Peterborough United 4-0 at Bloomfield Road, with two goals in as many minutes before half-time setting the tone for a thoroughly deserved victory. Peterborough, already carrying four injury absentees, offered little in the way of resistance when it mattered most.

Burton Albion led twice through Gassan Ahadme's double but Curtis Tilt's 90th-minute header for Cambridge United denied the hosts all three points at the Pirelli Stadium.

Reading won 3-1 against Blackpool despite being second best for large portions of the match. George Earthy, Kyreece Lisbie, and Jacob Brown did the damage.

Barnsley nicked all three points with a headed goal from substitute Amani Richards in the 87th minute, overturning a Blackpool side that had dominated large portions of this League One contest at Oakwell.

Cambridge United took all three points at Valley Parade with a 2-1 victory, despite Bradford City controlling the ball and creating far more chances across the ninety minutes. Ben Knight's late left-foot finish settled it.

Cambridge United host Blackpool at the Abbey Stadium on Saturday, and the question is simple. Can a home side that has not kept a single clean sheet in their last five League One matches contain visitors who have won seven of their last ten in the same competition?

Blackpool head into Saturday's League One clash with Leicester having won seven of their last ten in the competition. Leicester arrive at Bloomfield Road having drawn two of their last four and with questions to answer about their ability to compete away from home.

Sheffield Wednesday arrive at Hillsborough having scored eleven goals in four League One matches, but their inability to keep a clean sheet leaves the door open for an unpredictable afternoon against Cambridge United.