How Portsmouth, Oxford, Wycombe and Fleetwood's promotion odds have shifted after League One play-off semi-final first legs

After both of semi-finals, the Blues have drifted to third favourites with the bookies.

Kenny Jackett’s men have been leapfrogged by Wycombe and Oxford in the market ahead of Monday night's return clashes.

Pompey were held to a 1-1 draw against the U’s on Friday evening.

As a result, Oxford will have the luxury of home advantage going into the second leg at the Kassam Stadium.

The Blues have drifted from 15/8 to 2/1 to achieve promotion to the Championship next season with EFL sponsors Sky Bet, while their opponents have come in to 15/8.

However, it's Wycombe who are now firm favourites to be playing in the second tier next term.

The Chairboys already have one foot in the Wembley door thrashing Fleetwood 4-1 at the Highbury Stadium.

It means Gareth Ainsworth’s troops have a sizeable advantage heading into Monday night’s meeting at Adams Park.

What’s more, Joey Barton's Cod Army will be without top-scorer Paddy Madden and Lewie Coyle, who were both sent off in the first leg.

Wycombe are now 6/4 to reach the Championship for the first time in the club's history, while Fleetwood are 33/1 rank outsiders.