CREWE DRAW ARTELL REBUKE

COVENTRY are in top spot thanks to a 1-0 win over Sunderland.

A second-minute goal from Matt Godden, above, took them two points clear of Rotherham as they made it 13 games unbeaten in the league.

But boss Mark Robins said: “If you look too far ahead you come unstuck. Nothing’s achieved so far.” Sunderland boss Phil Parkinson said:

“We’re still in the promotion mix.You get knocked back and have to come back fighting.”

PaulWarne is staying optimistic despite

Rotherham’s 1-1 home draw against MK Dons.

He said: “This point doesn’t feel a good point, but it might be at the end of the season.”

Ipswich lost more ground in the play-off

CREWE boss David Artell told his side to sharpen up to stay on promotion course.

Artell saw his second-placed side draw 1-1 at struggling Morecambe and said: “We created the chances but we didn’t take them – and it cost us.”

Exeter remain third after a late goal from Brennan Dickenson secured a

1-1 home draw against Crawley.

Grecians boss Matt Taylor said:

“I was really pleased with how the group race after going down 2-1 at Blackpool.

Ipswich boss Paul Lambert said: “You simply cannot defend like we did for the goals and expect to win.”

A stoppage-time goal from Callum Reilly saw

AFC Wimbledon end

Gillingham’s 15-match unbeaten league run with a 2-1 win.

Dons manager Glyn Hodges said: “The boys were fantastic.” responded in the second half. We looked a little leggy for the first hour.”

Cheltenham won 2-0 at Colchester to move fourth after a fifth straight win.

And boss Michael Duff predicts more to come. He said: “There is a resilience.”

Plymouth slipped to fifth after having Gary Sawyer and Antoni Sarcevic sent off in a 2-1 defeat at Bradford.