LEAGUE ONE

WIGAN 1 BRADFORD 2

BRADFORD inflicted Wigan’s first home league defeat since March. Charlie Wyke bundled in the visitors’ opener and although Chey Dunkley levelled, Tyrell Robinson hit the late winner.

ROTHERHAM 1 SHREWSBURY 2

SHREWSBURY boss Paul Hurst enjoyed the perfect return to his former club despite Abu Ogogo’s red card. Jon Nolan and Stefan Payne got their goals with Richie Towell replying.

BRISTOL R 1 AFC WIMBLEDON 3

FINE solo goals from Andy Barcham and Harry Forrester put Wimbledon on course for victory. Cody McDonald was also on target before Lee Brown fired a consolation for Bristol Rovers.

WALSALL 0 GILLINGHAM 1

GILLINGHAM’S renaissance under Steve Lovell continued as they won with 10 men. Conor Wilkinson got the goal and they held on despite the second-half dismissal of Max Ehmer.

BURY 0 BLACKBURN 3

MARCUS ANTONSSON’S first-half double set Blackburn on their way to victory at rock-bottom and managerless Bury. Bradley Dack’s second-half goal wrapped it up for Tony Mowbray’s side.

PORTSMOUTH 1 SOUTHEND 0

BRETT PITMAN continued his comeback as his 12th goal of the season gave Portsmouth victory. It was set up by sub Matthew Kennedy, and manager Kenny Jackett said: ‘He really changed the game.’

CHARLTON 2 MK DONS 2

KIERAN AGARD’S injury-time penalty earned a point for MK Dons. It was his second goal of the game and came after Josh Magennis and a Scott Golbourne own-goal had twice put Charlton in front.

PLYMOUTH 0 OXFORD 4

OXFORD romped to victory over 10-man Plymouth. Ryan Ledson scored from the spot after Ryan Edwards was sent off, with Wes Thomas, James Henry and Jon Obika also on target.

FLEETWOOD 0 DONCASTER 0

DONCASTER boss Darren Ferguson felt his side were unlucky not to win, saying: ‘Their keeper has made three very good saves.’ It was the first time Fleetwood had failed to score at home in the league this season.

PETERBORO 0 BLACKPOOL 1

KYLE VASSELL returned from injury to fire the only goal as Blackpool beat his former club Peterborough. ‘Having Kyle back gave everyone a lift,’ said Blackpool boss Gary Bowyer.

NORTHAMPTON 0 SCUNTHORPE 3

SCUNTHORPE extended their winning run to four league games after Duane Holmes’ second-half double eased them to victory at Northampton. Cameron Burgess had opened the scoring.

OLDHAM 3 ROCHDALE 1

EOIN DOYLE scored a superb late double as Oldham claimed local derby honours. Cameron Dummigan had given them and early lead but was then at fault as Matt Done replied.