Where Opta predicts Shrewsbury Town will finish in League Two after upturn under Gavin Cowan
Shrewsbury Town have shot up the League Two table and moved clear of the danger zone after consecutive wins - but where does Opta predict they will finish?
Almost a month ago, after a crucial victory over Harrogate Town - which turned out to be Michael Appleton's final win as Salop boss - Opta predicted Town to finish 21st, two places above the bottom two, come the end of the season.
They were forecast to secure 44 points - 44.47 to be exact - with an 18.94 per cent chance of relegation.
But Salop have enjoyed a strong start under new boss Gavin Cowan, going unbeaten at the Meadow in his three home matches, including consecutive victories over Barrow and Swindon Town.
Ahead of hosting high-flying, promotion-chasing Notts County, Opta now predicts Salop to finish higher in the table, in 19th.
Salop are forecast to secure 46 points - 46.06 to be exact - with now just a 5.6 per cent chance of relegation.
Opta still has Newport County and Harrogate anchored at the foot of the table, with Crawley Town predicted to survive above them.
The supercomputer projects Newport to finish rock bottom with 35.74 points and a 76.58 per cent chance of relegation. Harrogate are predicted to accumulate 35.79 points, leaving them with a 77.18 per cent chance of going down.
Crawley are forecast to reach 41.63 points, with a 22.56 per cent chance of relegation.
Salop secured back-to-back victories with a 3-1 win over Swindon Town to move seven points clear of the relegation zone.
The full predicted table can be found here.