LEAGUE ONE
BLACKPOOL 2 FLEETWOOD 1
ARMAND Gnanduillet struck in injury-time as Blackpool scored twice in the final six minutes to come from behind to beat Fylde Coast neighbours Fleetwood. Wes Burns put the visitors in front, but Viv Solomon-Otabor volleyed Blackpool level before Gnanduillet pounced.
WALSALL 2 WIMBLEDON 3
DEAN PARRETT’S stoppage-time penalty capped a stunning revival as Wimbledon fought back from 2-0 down to beat relegation rivals Walsall. Joe Pigott and Lyle Taylor were also on target after Jack Fitzwater and Julien Ngoy scored for Walsall.
CHARLTON 0 SCUNTHORPE 1
IVAN TONEY struck the only goal as Scunthorpe moved into the play-off places at the expense of opponents Charlton. Scunthorpe boss Nick Daws called it ‘a big three points’, adding: ‘If Charlton had won, and we knew that was possible because Lee Bowyer has got them firing, it would have given them a huge boost.’
WIGAN 0 ROTHERHAM 0
WIGAN boss Paul Cook had no complaints about the goalless draw against Rotherham as his team stayed top. He said: ‘I t was a fair result, because they were excellent, especially early on. The easy thing is to be negative towards your own team, and that can mean you forget to give credit to the opposition.’ Wigan striker Will Grigg (above) had two good chances to add to his 24 goals, but was first thwarted by goalkeeper Marek Rodak and then headed wide.
PETERBORO 0 ROCHDALE 1
SKIPPER Ian Henderson fired Rochdale closer to safety – but will miss much of the remainder of the season after being sent off. Henderson’s 20th goal of the campaign was followed by his second red card after a shocking challenge on Gwion Edwards.
BRISTOL R 1 BLACKBURN 1
CHRIS LINES volleyed an injury-time equaliser as Bristol Rovers dented Blackburn’s automatic promotion hopes. Charlie Mulgrew had put Blackburn in front from the spot, and manager Tony Mowbray insisted: ‘We are still in the box seat for automatic promotion.’
OLDHAM 1 GILLINGHAM 1
GILLINGHAM scored a controversial injury-time penalty to snatch a draw at relegationthreatened Oldham. Duckens Nazon put the home side ahead, but there was drama as they had Wilfried Moimbe sent off before Tom Eaves levelled from the spot.
BURY 2 NORTHAMPTON 3
BURY’S three-year stay in League One is over after they lost at home to Northampton, and manager Ryan Lowe admitted: ‘I’m disappointed, I’m upset and, to be honest, I’m feeling a bit distraught by it all.’ Ash Taylor (2) and Sam Hoskins scored for Northampton, with Peter Clarke and Danny Mayor replying.
OXFORD 2 SOUTHEND 0
OXFORD earned a crucial three points in their bid to avoid relegation thanks to goals from James Henry and Ricardinho. It was Karl Robinson’s first win as Oxford boss, and he said: ‘It was nice to get that win most of all for the fans and the players.’
MK DONS 1 DONCASTER 2
JOHN MARQUIS scored twice as Doncaster came from behind to win and leave MK Dons four points adrift of safety. Ike Ugbo had put the home side in front. Rovers boss Darren Ferguson said: ‘I got into them at half-time and in the second half they responded, and in the end it was a very important win for us.’
PLYMOUTH 0 PORTSMOUTH 0
PLYMOUTH boss Derek Adams admitted his disappointment after a goalless draw against play-off rivals Portsmouth. He said: ‘I am delighted with the performance — for large spells we dominated possession — and I am disappointed not to have won it.’