LEAGUE TWO

COVENTRY 2 EXETER 0

MARK ROBINS hailed his ‘superb’ players after his Coventry side ended Exeter’s unbeaten league run. ‘We’ve beaten them comprehensively,’ he said. Troy Brown’s own goal and a last-gasp Dion Kelly-Evans strike sealed the win.

YEOVIL 1 PORT VALE 1

PORT VALE interim manager David Kelly was disappointed not to get all three points. ‘I’m gutted for the lads,’ he said. Tom Pope opened the scoring for the visitors, before Otis Khan levelled and James Gibbons saw red for the visitors.

ACCRINGTON 1 CHELTENHAM 1

GARY JOHNSON believes his Cheltenham side are now on the way up. ‘It’s a point gained,’ Johnson said. Mo Eisa had given the hosts the lead, before Kayden Jackson equalised.

STEVENAGE 2 MORECAMBE 1

DARREN SARLL praised his Stevenage side’s ‘resilient’ performance as Kyle Wootton’s strike saw them get back to winning ways. Matt Godden had opened the scoring for the hosts, before Steven Old levelled.

BARNET 1 CRAWLEY 2

BARNET manager Rossi Eames said the defeat against Crawley was ‘my fault’. Jimmy Smith scored twice for Harry Kewell’s Crawley, while Simeon Akinola came off the bench to level.

NOTTS CO 4 LINCOLN 1

KEVIN NOLAN thought his Notts County side ‘dominated throughout’ in their win over Lincoln. Jon Stead (right), Matt Tootle, Jorge Grant and Terry Hawkridge scored the goals that stretched the hosts’ unbeaten run to eight League games. Harry Anderson netted what proved to be a consolation for the visitors, who had Billy Knott controversially sent off for a high-footed tackle on Ryan Yates.

COLCHESTER 1 WYCOMBE 2

CRAIG MACKAIL-SMITH’S goal secured a win which Wycombe manager Gareth Ainsworth said was ‘deserved’. Nathan Tyson gave Colchester the lead, before Brandon Hanlan levelled.

MANSFIELD 2 CAMBRIDGE 1

DANNY ROSE was the hero again for Mansfield, as his late winner saw off Cambridge. Leon Legge had given the visitors the lead, before Jacob Mellis’ penalty. Victorious manager Steve Evans said: ‘It was a great win.’

CREWE 0 CARLISLE 5

KEITH CURLE said his Carlisle side ‘silenced their critics’ at Crewe. Danny Grainger (two, one a penalty), a Michael Raynes own goal, Reggie Lambe and Hallam Hope scored the goals.

LUTON 1 CHESTERFIELD 0

CHESTERFIELD caretaker manager Guy Branston thought his side ‘scared Luton to death’ during their defeat at Kenilworth Road. Despite that, the hosts’ striker Danny Hylton scored the only goal after 53 minutes.

NEWPORT 1 GRIMSBY 0

MIKE FLYNN was delighted with his Newport players after questioning their efforts last time out. ‘I knew I would get a result,’ he said. Striker Padraig Amond scored the winner.