First Division Leade isi rs Will Face Closest Rivals in Home Soccer Fo-morrow By Sa
RUTATER
COGUE Football engages the attention of the soccer clubs at Home this week-end, and the most important game will be the meeting of Wolverhampton and Brentford and.I am going to take the homesters to halt the prog ive march of the Londoners. Preston North End should defeat Bolton Wanderers who went down last week to Derby.
Charlton should defeat Birmingham although à draw possibility.
Chelsea, Portsmouth, and Grimsby should win their games.
The Yorkshire Derby between Huddersfield and Leeds United should end-in a win for the homesters.
Home teams should win most of the games in the Second Division. Aston Villa, meeting old First Division rivals in the Wednesday, shid win. Shefüeld United should have: no difficulty in defeating Barnsley to retain an interest in the championship. The Spurs, in spite of a mid-week game, should defeat Luton.
Millwall Should Win Millwath should win—at Newport, and Queen's Park over Walsall to keep the: promotion question an open oii@~Natts County went down badly io Millwall.op Monday; still, they shoutd defeat, Reading.
York City, in view of their-victory over West Brom. Albion, should return, an away win at the expense of. Accrington Gateshead should defeat their-county rivals. Hartlepools, Hull City—end Rotherham sboüld čefur home wins to keep the leadership question an open one. New Brighton will be playing a cup-ti," and. this should prove of advantage to Lincoln who should win the league game. Oldham should defeat Wrexham, whilst Doncaster Rovers will do" well to hold a point at Rochdale:
The big game in Scotland will be
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