OXFORD 1 FLEETWOOD 0

WIMBLEDON 0 MK DONS 2

WIMBLEDON boss Glyn Hodges apologised to fans following his side’s defeat to MK Dons. ‘We know what this one means to them,’ said Hodges. Two quick-fire goals from Qatt O’Riley and Matty Sorinola in the second half were enough to put the game beyond the hosts.

PLYMOUTH 2 ACCRINGTON 2

RYAN LOWE’S Plymouth had to come back twice to earn a point. Lowe said: ‘I thought it was two good teams playing the right brand of football.’ Luke Jephcott and Niall Ennis scored for the hosts, in reply to goals from Joe Pritchard and Dion Charles.

OXFORD equalled a club record with an eighth straight victory as they beat 10-man Fleetwood. Josh Ruffels headed the winner while Charlie Mulgrew was sent off for the visitors. Fleetwood interim manager Simon Wiles said: ‘I thought we were brave.’

BRISTOL ROVERS 1 ROCHDALE 2

ALEX NEWBY netted a double to give Rochdale a precious victory over fellow strugglers Bristol Rovers. Winning manager Brian Barry-Murphy said: ‘At last we got what we deserved. I am delighted for everyone at the club.’ Luke Leahy replied for the visitors.