RESULT! Nicky picks perfect moment to win it
SWINDON boosted their survival hopes and dented Fleetwood’s automatic promotion dream with a surprise 1-0 win at Highbury.
Nicky Ajose scored the decisive goal nine minutes from time after he slotted a low finish beneath goalkeeper Alex Cairns.
The Robins are just three points from safety, while third-placed Fleetwood are now seven points adrift of Bolton above them.
The Trotters were held to a surprise 0-0 draw at home by strugglers Chesterfield, who had Jon Nolan sent off in injury time.
Bradford benefited as they won 1-0 at home to Walsall, courtesy of Billy Clarke (right), who scored in the 58th-minute.
Scunthorpe’s slump continued, dropping to fifth in the table after losing 3-1 at Millwall.
Shaun Williams’ spot kick, Shane Ferguson and Aiden O’Brien kept the Lions in the race for the play-offs.
Southend are the side above Millwall in sixth after they overcame Oldham 3-0 at Roots Hall, despite Ryan Leonard’s red card after 70 minutes.
Phil Brown’s team rallied and scored through Nile Ranger, Theo Robinson and an Anthony Wordsworth penalty.
Billy Bodin bagged both goals as Bristol Rovers kept alive their play-off challenge with a 2-0 home win against Shrewsbury.
Gillingham remain just above the drop zone after losing 3-2 at MK Dons in a dramatic finish.
Robbie Muirhead and Harvey Barnes put the Dons in control at the break, but Cody McDonald soon pulled one back before Josh Wright’s 90th minute equaliser. He then had a penalty saved by Lee Nicholls before Dons captain Dean Lewington headed the winning goal.
Port Vale climbed two points clear of trouble after Nathan Smith and Chris Eagles scored in a 2-0 home victory over AFC Wimbledon.
Late goals from Martin Samuelsen and Marcus Maddison gave Peterborough a 2-0 win against Charlton, while Rochdale Northampton
The Seagulls’ ninth home win in their last 11 games puts them a clear nine points a head o f third-placed Huddersfield, although the Terriers have a game in hand.
Rovers remain in the bottom three after their first defeat since Tony Mowbray’s arrival in February.
Blackburn keeper Jason Steele was forced to make a save early on when he held a dipping f ree- kick f rom defender Lewis Dunk after Murray was brought down. The visitors’ defence came under more pressure as Uwe Hunemeier’s deflected shot went close before Steele deflected an effort from Dunk over the bar.
Blackburn went close when Portugal international Lucas Joao shot wide after good work on the left from Derrick Williams.
Seagulls striker Murray, who received treatment for a groin injury earlier in the half, had an overhead kick saved by Steele, who later saved a goal-bound shot from Jiri Skalak.
Steele was in action early after the break when he claimed a teasing cross from Anthony Knockaert, with Skalak i n a dangerous position.
Albion boss Chris Hughton made a double change on 58 minutes when he introduced Tomer Hemed and Solly March.
The Seagulls were forced to work hard to break down a