LEAGUE TWO

WIMBLEDON 4

Reeves 29 pen, 86 pen, Al Hamadi 41, 90+2

NOTTS COUNTY 2

Langstaff 62, Nemane 67

JAKE REEVES won the mind games to convert two penalties in Wimbledon’s win.

The midfielder said: “With the second one, I’ve played with their goalkeeper Sam Slocombe. I thought that he would think I was going to be very confident in myself to put it in the same area – so I guessed that he was going to dive, it’s always a guess, it’s a gamble.”

CRAWLEY 2

Gladwin 23, Lolos 71

HARROGATE 1

Muldoon 45+6

ADAM CAMPBELL believes it is a positive sign that Crawley eked out victory despite a below par display.

The Crawley forward said: “We have played a lot better this season and come out on the wrong side of the result.

“Good teams win when they are not playing their best. I don’t think anyone in that dressing room doesn’t believe we are a good team.”

NEWPORT 2

Morris 45+5, McLoughlin 68

STOCKPORT 1 Olaofe 90+6

RYAN DELANEY believes Newport have shown they can match the league’s best after halting leaders’ Stockport 12-game winning run.

Exiles skipper Delaney said: “We’ve shown over the last few weeks that we can compete against top teams in spells and we should have got a lot more results than we have done over the course of the campaign.”

TRANMERE 3

Apter 43, 60, Jennings 53

GILLINGHAM 1

Mahoney 90+1

BRAD WALKER believes Tranmere have turned a corner since boss Nigel Adkins took charge.

The Rovers midfielder said: “It’s been coming a few weeks. The performances recently have been very good.

“We are getting to know each other.

“The gaffer has come in and given us a structure to go from and we are reaping the rewards at the minute.”

BRADFORD 1

Smith 58

ACCRINGTON 0

CIARAN KELLY says Tyler Smith is easing the pressure on Bradford strike partner Andy Cook after scoring six goals in six games.

Bantams defender Kelly said: “We know Andy is a top striker and will get us goals. But it’s nice to take the pressure off his shoulders every now and again.

“Tyler coming in and doing that is great and can only push Andy on.”

CREWE 3

Offord 29, O’Riordan 44, 90+2

DONCASTER 2

Faal 16, Ironside 57

CREWE defender Connor O’Riordan says it should come as no surprise he grabbed a double against Doncaster.

The centre-back said: “It’s stuff I practise. When we do shooting drills in training everyone is involved and it’s something I take very seriously and I back myself to score when I get in those positions.

“So I’m buzzing to score a couple today.”

SALFORD 2

N’Mai 36, Watson 45+2 pen

MK DONS 4

Dean 10, Tomlinson 50, 72, Harrison 88

JOE TOMLINSON says Milton Keynes are building momentum under new boss Mike Williamson.

The MK midfielder said: “It’s not just on the pitch, it’s off the pitch as well. It’s the culture and everything around the club.

“Everyone looks forward to coming in and we are ready to run through brick walls for each other.”

WALSALL 0

FOREST GREEN 0

DAVID HORSEMAN is happy to see his Forest Green players arguing with each other.

The Rovers boss said: “I love it, all it is is demanding standards. People are always going to make mistakes, but what we have not had is that little bit of bite.

“You have got to have a few leaders on there so that when people are being sloppy, they get told.”

COLCHESTER 1

McGeehan 20

BARROW 4

Greenidge 52 og, Ray 86, 90+3, Mitchell 90+4 og BARROW defender George Ray is hoping to extend his scoring streak after three goals in three games.

The Bluebirds stopper said: “When you score as a centre half you sometimes go on a bit of a scoring run so hopefully that doesn’t end today.

“Our analyst tells me I’ve got a good XG, whatever that means, and I should be scoring!”

GRIMSBY 1

Pyke 19

SUTTON 1

Smith 45+5

KAMIL CONTEH insists he has not been affected by the uncertainty surrounding the next Grimsby boss.

Ben Davies and Shaun Pearson have been in interim charge and midfielder Conteh said: “I never thought about the speculation. The staff have just been telling us to focus on what you can control which is going out there and putting in a good performance.”

SWINDON 2

Young 38, 90+3

MANSFIELD 1

Akins 49

JAKE YOUNG says Swindon can target the play-off places after finally ending an eightgame winless streak.

The striker said: “The key word is probably relief because it’s been a tough spell. To put that spell to an end gives us a chance to kick on.

“We are two points off the play-off places so we are not a million miles off if we carry on like we did today we can kick on.”

WREXHAM 6

Senior 5 og, Mullin 7, 67, 77, Mendy 35, Jones 90+6

MORECAMBE 0

ANDY CANNON says Paul Mullin’s hat-trick shows the Wrexham striker is back to his best.

Midfielder Cannon said: “That was just like him last season – when he gets the ball in or near the box, it goes in the back of the net. That’s what you expect and he does that so well.

“We needed to bounce back after last weekend (losing at Accrington) and we did that superbly.”