LEAGUE ONE

HULL 2 OXFORD 0

HULL head coach Grant McCann praised the match-winning contribution of Keane LewisPotter. The 20-year-old’s brace settled a match against Oxford that could have gone either way for large parts of the game. ‘When Keano’s playing with that confidence it’s great to see,’ McCann said.

LINCOLN 1 ROCHDALE 2

MANAGER Michael Appleton said his Lincoln side ‘got what they deserved — nothing’. Oliver Rathbone and Stephen Humphrys scored for Rochdale, with Morgan Rogers replying.

DONCASTER 0 NORTHAMPTON 0

ANDY BUTLER admitted his Rovers side failed to reach their usual standards. ‘I don’t think we played with any sort of urgency or tempo,’ he said. Interim Northampton boss Jon Brady called it ‘a good performance’.

IPSWICH 1 PLYMOUTH 0

TROY PARROTT’S early goal moved Ipswich into the play-off places. Manager Paul Cook was ‘delighted’ to have secured his first win since taking over. ‘We were very solid,’ he said.

BRISTOL ROVERS 0 WIMBLEDON 0

BOTH managers heaped praise on their keepers after the battle of the strugglers. Rovers boss Joey Barton said: ‘We needed Joe Day to be strong.’ Wimbledon boss Mark Robinson added: ‘Nik Tzanev has made some important saves.’

SWINDON 1 GILLINGHAM 3

SWINDON boss John Sheridan said he would ‘think about his position’. Brett Pitman scored the opener for Town, before Vadaine Oliver (two) and Kyle Dempsey turned it around.

CHARLTON 1 SHREWSBURY 1

CHARLTON manager Lee Bowyer praised his players for ‘keeping going and going’. Conor Washington’s third goal of the week earned the hosts a share of the points after Sean Goss had put the visitors in front.

CREWE 0 BURTON 3

KANE HEMMINGS struck a firsthalf hat-trick as Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink’s Burton extended their winning run to six games. The manager said: ‘From their mistakes we looked dangerous.’

BLACKPOOL 0 FLEETWOOD 0

NEIL CRITCHLEY felt an opportunity slipped through his Blackpool side’s fingers following their derby stalemate at Bloomfield Road. ‘It’s a point but my overriding feeling is that it should have been three,’ he said.

MK DONS 3 ACCRINGTON 2

CAMERON JEROME scored twice for MK Dons, with Matt O’Riley also netting. Dion Charles and Andrew Surman’s own goal made it interesting.