My possibly dodgy mathematics suggests the odds were 10,178/1 (rounding up the decimal points) using the permutations involving Oxford, Plymouth and B Rovers. If you use the odds of Accrington losing both matches then it would have been even higher.
Also means that Leicester and Everton are still the the only teams we haven't beaten this season (apart from Spurs and Palace who we still have to play)
I agree, I still think Liverpool will just about finish above us. But it gives us something to look forward to in these final matches, which makes a change from our usual end of season petering out.
Nah, the big occasion of the League 2 playoffs will get to the referee and inevitably all of the big decisions will go against them, there's a conspiracy from the Football League and Sky to keep them down there.
Meanwhile, an unsurprising news story from the island...
http://www.portsmouth.co.uk/news/crime/crooked-treasurer-swindled-17-000-in-shock-betrayal-1-7359056