The last six games have been something of a disappointment. Unbeaten in the previous half-dozen, two games against Brighton halted this run but results in other matches haven’t gone to plan either. We take a look at that first Brighton game, along with the trip to Exeter and visit of Peterborough.

The Daggers have continued their remarkable upturn in form over the last couple of weeks. A 2-1 win over Charlton was followed by a point at Orient which could so easily have been 3, whilst Saturday’s cagey 1-1 draw with Sheffield Wednesday maintained the unbeaten run.

The last 3 games have seen a remarkable upturn in fortunes for the Daggers. Seven points from nine against Bristol Rovers, Colchester and Swindon has created real belief. Finally getting our heads above the water of the relegation zone has set up a nail-biting but exciting climax to the season.

We’ve fallen a bit behind with our views from the Daggers recent games, but we begin our catch-up with a look back to late February. After the Walsall defeat, two promotion-chasing sides visited Victoria Road in the shape of Huddersfield and Bournemouth. Despite only taking 1 point, the experience should stand us in good stead for the rest of the season.

Recent matches have heralded a welcome upturn in fortunes for the Daggers. A vintage home performance saw Brentford surprisingly dispatched 4-1, before a superb battling away performance at Oldham yielded a precious point. A somewhat fortuitous home win against Yeovil Town set everything up for a trip to rivals Walsall, but the Saddlers put a dent in our aspirations with a well-earned 1-0 victory. Here’s our take.

Another three matches have passed since we had a look at the Daggers’ progress on the pitch. The latest trio included very winnable home games against Rochdale and MK Dons, with a long trip to the north east and Hartlepool sandwiched in between. Two defeats and a win later, we find our situation unchanged.

Despite the recent lack of updates on the Daggers’ fortunes, only three games have passed since late November. Poor weather put paid to almost all the festive football after a great win at Carlisle, and the break obviously hasn’t helped with 2 defeats since.