Team	xP
MOT	40,8
FRA	29,3
ARB	25,9
CLY	25,7
COW	23,9
STE	23,5
DEE	21,7
DUM	20,9
LIV	20,6
SRA	20,5
RR	19,7
HEA	19,2
HAM	17,2
CB	17,1
CEL	14,3
STJ	9,7

Not much news at the top or bottom.
FRA are now leading the race for the #2 spot.
The curse of the CECIL cup holds - all 4 SF teams are dropping: if you have to play series of T11 matches mid-week, you pay for it at the weekends.

HEA might still get lucky occasionally - but #1 here goes to ARB, now with double digits.
The top 3 now with a solid lead.

Team	Junk	JDs
COW	6	3
LIV	5	4
ARB	5	3
HEA	4	3
STJ	4	3
DEE	4	1
MOT	3	1
CLY	3	1
FRA	3	0
SRA	3	0
RR	2	0
CB	2	0
DUM	1	1
STE	1	0
HAM	1	0
CEL	0	0

The new sole leaders are Cowdenbeath.
Celtics are still waiting for their 1st junk lineup faced.

More interesting mid-season numbers:

• 47 matches, i.e. 18.4% of all lineups were junk
• 10 matches, i.e. 3.9% were junk vs junk
• All teams had at most faced 6 junk lineups

All numbers seem quite within reason and randomness.
While last season raised the question of certain junk profiteers, this looks quite ok for me - Celtics may see it differently.

DEE drawn into the SESL "group of death" is turning into a traditon, now 3 of 3 seasons since I took over.

So far - also traditionally - DEE missed the R32, hmmm ...

Team	xP
MOT	36,0
ARB	24,0
FRA	23,7
CLY	21,7
DEE	20,4
DUM	20,1
COW	19,9
STE	18,7
SRA	17,8
LIV	17,7
RR	17,6
HEA	16,8
HAM	15,3
CEL	14,1
CB	13,9
STJ	8,9

As noted by Andrew, only so much effects of "luck" can be shown by the luck and xP tables.
Neither the strength of opposition nor superstar rolls nor injuries nor ...
However, if anyone but MOT should win the div1 this season, they will have to be quite lucky.

MOT's xP lead over #2 ARB is by now bigger than ARB's lead over #15(!) CB. 
At least the race for #2 is wide open.

HEA remain the #1 lucky guy at +7.2, even if their unlucky defeat at DEE does cost them much of their lead.
STE and ARB are closing the gap. Even DEE are now in solid black at +3.6.