LEAGUE ONE

FLEETWOOD 1 LUTON 2

PELLY RUDDOCKMPANZU’S (right) 25-yard effort which rolled through Fleetwood keeper Alex Cairns’ legs proved to be the difference for Luton.

Mick Harford said he was proud as his side made it 20 unbeaten. ‘I’m thrilled for the players,’ he said.

George Moncur scored the visitors’ opener, while Paddy Madden’s 18th of the season made a game of it late on.

SHREWSBURY 1 BURTON 1

SAM RICKETTS’ Shrewsbury have now gone nine matches without a win. Stoke loanee Tyrese Campbell gave the hosts the lead after just eight minutes before David Templeton equalised.

BRADFORD 0 PLYMOUTH 0

PLYMOUTH boss Derek Adams praised his goalkeeper Kyle Letheren as they earned a point at Bradford. Adams said: ‘It was important,’ referring to a key save which kept out Eoin Doyle.

OXFORD 0 PETERBOROUGH 1

IVAN TONEY struck his 19th of the season as Peterborough snatched victory late on. It was Darren Ferguson’s first win of his third spell as the visitors’ manager and he said: ‘It’s a big win for us.’

BARNSLEY 2 WYCOMBE 1

BARNSLEY strengthened their grip on second spot thanks to two goals from Cauley Woodrow (right). Their head coach Daniel Stendel said: ‘We tried to score in every situation, but I think we have not had our best day. We seemed to be a little bit tired.’

Wycombe had skipper Adam El-Abd sent-off deep into stoppage time, just before Joe Jacobson stepped up to net a consolation penalty.

CHARLTON 0 BLACKPOOL 0

TERRY McPHILLIPS said his Blackpool players are dealing well with off-field issues. ‘There’s great camaraderie like you’ve seen in the second half. They stick together,’ McPhillips said.

GILLINGHAM 1 SCUNTHORPE 0

MARK BYRNE grabbed the only goal as Gillingham beat in-form Scunthorpe and climbed out of the relegation zone. Winning boss Steve Lovell was relieved. He said: ‘It hasn’t been easy.’

COVENTRY 3 WALSALL 0

AMADOU BAKAYOKO and Jordy Hiwula scored against their former club, before Bright Enobakhare added a third from the spot for Coventry. Boss Mark Robins said: ‘We can enjoy this.’

SOUTHEND 3 PORTSMOUTH 3

SIMON COX (right) hit a hat-trick to earn Southend a point after they had trailed 3-0 thanks to goals from Bryn Morris, Ben Close and Oli Hawkins. The hosts’ manager Chris Powell said: ‘Coxy has been great. He’s taken on the mantle of leading by example and took his goals really well.’

Meanwhile Portsmouth boss Kenny Jackett added: ‘To be 3-0 up and not win is disappointing.’