League Review | The two thirds mark of the season has been reached, and it appears as though the top five in the SS&A O&M football is pretty much locked in.
At this stage the only scenario that could change would be if sixth placed Lavington got on a run of wins and applied pressure to fifth placed Saints.
The Saints form fluctuations, which certainly can be partly attributed to player availability and injury, makes them the most vulnerable team in the five to drop out. Myrtleford over the next four rounds have matches against Albury and Wangaratta Rovers (both away) and then Wangaratta at home and Wodonga away.
In that same period Lavington plays Wodonga, Corowa Rutherglen, North Albury who are all below them on the ladder.
