Latics close gap on the leaders with Addicks win

STEPHEN Humphrys’ winner helped Wigan close the gap on Rotherham at the top of League One after coming from behind to win 2-1 against Charlton.

The Addicks took the lead through Elliot Lee before Will Keane, back from injury, levelled from the penalty spot.

Humphrys’ close-range shot in the 74th minute left the Latics in second, now six points behind the leaders.

MK Dons remain in third despite being held to a 0-0 draw by Ipswich.

Bolton continued their good run of form with a 3-2 win over Oxford, who dropped out of the play-off places.

Billy Bodin put the U’s in front but Declan John equalised just one minute later.

Marlon Fossey cancelled out another Bodin goal to go in at halftime at 2-2, but Amadou Bakayoko struck in the 86th minute to make it four wins from five for Wanderers.

Four second-half goals from Reeco Hackett-fairchild, George Hirst, Aiden O’brien and Sean Raggett secured three points for Portsmouth against bottom-of-the-table Doncaster.

Accrington also scored four to beat struggling Crewe 4-1, with Tommy Leigh, Sean Mcconville and a double from Ross Sykes enough for Stanley before Daniel Agyei scored a consolation for the struggling Railwaymen in stoppage time.

Plymouth made it three wins in a row after Conor Grant’s secondhalf strike was the difference against Shrewsbury, lifting the Pilgrims into the top six.

Chris Forino-joseph rescued a point for Wycombe in a 1-1 draw with Lincoln.

Liam Cullen put the Imps 1-0 up five minutes in but Forino-joseph struck in the 85th minute before Josh Scowen was dismissed in stoppage time.

Burton and Cambridge were also forced to share the spoils after drawing 2-2 at the Pirelli Stadium.

Gassan Ahadme’s penalty put the Brewers in front two minutes in before Harvey Knibbs levelled in the 25th minute.

Burton re-took the lead through Williams Kokolo in the second half but Sam Smith’s 72nd-minute equaliser earned Cambridge a point.

Two quick-fire first-half goals from Alfie May and Charlie Raglan helped make it back-to-back wins for Cheltenham against Fleetwood.

Jonathan Obika salvaged a point with a late goal for Morecambe against fellow relegation strugglers Gillingham, who had initially gone 1-0 up through Ryan Jackson.