Peterborough’s Jonson Clarke-Harris and Ipswich’s former Pompey favourite Conor Chaplin may have shared the top scorer plaudits.
But were the pair the most clinical strikers in the third tier? Using goal conversion percentage as a metric gives an insight into who made the most of the chances which came their way.
And ordering the front men when doing so produces a very different table. Here’s how the top 15 scorers looked when reordered by conversion rate.

. Most clinical finishers
From left: Sam Smith, Jonson Clarke Harris, Conor Chaplin and Colby Bishop. Photo: The News


. 14th: Aaron Collins - Bristol Rovers
Goal conversion percentage: 20 per cent. Photo: Harry Trump

. 12th: Jesurun Rak-Sakyi - Crystal Palace
Goal conversion percentage: 21 per cent. Photo: GLYN KIRK

. 12th: Ryan Hardie - Plymouth Argyle
Goal conversion percentage: 21 per cent Photo: Graham Hunt

. Michael Smith - Sheffield Wednesday
Goal conversion percentage: 22 per cent. Photo: Mike Hewitt

1. Most clinical finishers
From left: Sam Smith, Jonson Clarke Harris, Conor Chaplin and Colby Bishop. Photo: The News

2. 15th: Sam Smith - Cambridge
Goal conversion percentage: 14 per cent. Photo: Pete Norton

3. 14th: Aaron Collins - Bristol Rovers
Goal conversion percentage: 20 per cent. Photo: Harry Trump

4. 12th: Jesurun Rak-Sakyi - Crystal Palace
Goal conversion percentage: 21 per cent. Photo: GLYN KIRK