LEAGUE ONE

SHREWSBURY 2 PORTSMOUTH 0 SHREWSBURY boss Paul Hurst insists his side ‘dominated for large parts’ to beat Portsmouth. Shaun Whalley opened the scoring soon after having a penalty saved by Luke McGee, and Stefan Payne added a late second. WIMBLEDON 2 BRADFORD 1 WIMBLEDON claimed their first home league win since October thanks to goals from Cody McDonald and Lyle Taylor, separated by Paul Taylor’s effort for Bradford. SCUNTHORPE 3 SOUTHEND 1 SCUNTHORPE came from behind to claim a first win in three league matches. Jason Demetriou put Southend in front but Scunthorpe came back through Kevin van Veen, Conor Townsend and a Michael Turner own-goal. BRISTOL R 0 DONCASTER 1 DARREN FERGUSON’S penalty premonition paid off. He said: ‘I had a feeling we would be awarded one so I told the lads to decide who would take it, and Niall Mason put his hand up.’ ROTHERHAM 2 MK DONS 1 ROTHERHAM gave their flagging play-off hopes a boost when they came from behind to beat MK Dons. Chuks Aneke got the visitors off to a flying start, but Rotherham hit back with goals from Semi Ajayi and Will Vaulks. OXFORD 0 WIGAN 7 WILL GRIGG (right) hit a hat-trick as leaders Wigan racked up a club record win and manager Paul Cook said: ‘Everything has gone for us. Our players deserve all the plaudits they will get. Everything about the game in terms of how we played is how I like us to be. We were strong and did everything well.’ Nick Powell, Gavin Massey and two goals from Max Power completed the rout of sorry Oxford. CHARLTON 1 BLACKPOOL 1 A LAST-GASP goal from Armand Gnanduillet earned a point for Blackpool after Joe Aribo’s early effort had looked enough for Charlton. Home manager Karl Robinson called referee John Busby’s performance ‘atrocious’. ROCHDALE 1 WALSALL 1 MAZ KOUHYAR’S injury-time goal gave Walsall a point after Rochdale had lead through Calvin Andrew. Joe Thompson, who has fought off cancer for a second time, came on as a sub. NORTHAMPTON 1 BLACKBURN 1 BLACKBURN’S six-game winning run was ended but they claimed a point when Bradley Dack cancelled out Aaron Pierre’s opener. ‘We struggled to reach our normal levels of intensity,’ said Rovers boss Tony Mowbray. PLYMOUTH 4 OLDHAM 1 PLYMOUTH recorded their biggest League One win thanks to goals from Toumani Diagouraga, Graham Carey, Ryan Edwards and Jake Jervis. Anthony Gerrard replied. PETERBOROUGH 3 BURY 0 DANNY LLOYD struck twice as Peterborough swept aside bottom side Bury. Jack Marriott was also on target with his 19th goal of the season, while Bury had defender Eoghan O’Connell sent off after collecting two yellow cards in as many minutes.