And with the Blues currently ninth in the table on 57 points, a place in the play-offs is still well within their reach.
Mathematically, as things stand, the Blues could aim higher and even still win automatic promotion and the League One title if everything went their way between now and the end of the season.
That’s the best-case scenario. However, the worst-case scenario shows that relegation cannot be ruled out either.
The competitive nature of this season’s third tier allows for both eventualities and makes the Blues one of four clubs who can still enjoy/suffer both fates.
So what are the best and worst-case scenarios all League One clubs could face between now and the end of the season?
We did some exploring to find out.
1. SHEFFIELD, ENGLAND - FEBRUARY 20: A general view of the EFL logo on the match ball during the Sky Bet Championship match between Sheffield Wednesday and Birmingham City at Hillsborough Stadium on February 20, 2021 in Sheffield, England. Sporting stadiums around the UK remain under strict restrictions due to the Coronavirus Pandemic as Government social distancing laws prohibit fans inside venues resulting in games being played behind closed doors. (Photo by Michael Regan/Getty Images)
There's still plenty to play for in League One this season. Photo: Michael Regan
2. Forest Green
Current position/points: 24th/23. Best case position/points: 11th/50. Worst case position/points: 24th/23. Photo: Dan Istitene
3. Cambridge United
Current position/points: 23rd/30. Best case position/points: 9th/57. Worst case position/points: 24th/30. Photo: Jason Brown
4. Morecambe
Current position/points: 22nd/34. Best case position/points:9th/58. Worst case position/points: 24th/34. Photo: Charlotte Tattersall