Humphrys winner moves Wigan closer to leaders Rotherham

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 goodrunofformwitha3-2win 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 half-time at 2-2, but Amadou Bakayoko struck in the 86th minute to make it four wins from five for Wanderers.

Four second-half goals fromReecoHackett-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 RossSykesenoughforStanley before Daniel Agyei scored a consolationforthestruggling Railwaymeninstoppagetime.

Plymouth made it three wins in a row after Conor Grant’s second-half 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, 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’s72nd-minuteequaliser earned Cambridge a point.

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

JonathanObikasalvageda pointwithalategoalforMorecambe against Gillingham, who had initially gone 1-0 up through Ryan Jackson.