LEAGUE ONE
DONCASTER 3 HULL 3
JAMES COPPINGER scored a stunning last-gasp equaliser for Rovers to snatch a point against promotion rivals Hull. The visitors took a 2-0 lead thanks to Mallik Wilks’ double, before Doncaster hit back through Reece James. Jacob Greaves headed in to make it 3-1, then Omar Bogle lashed in a penalty to give the hosts hope.
WIGAN 1 LINCOLN 2
MICHAEL APPLETON hailed a ‘massive’ three points for his Lincoln side. Callum Lang gave Wigan the lead before Anthony Scully and Tom Hopper completed the turnaround.
PETERBOROUGH 3 WIMBLEDON 0
SAMMIE SZMODICS hit a quickfire double and Jonson Clarke-Harris struck late on as Peterborough continued their promotion push. Manager Darren Ferguson was delighted. ‘It’s great to see us scoring plenty of goals,’ he said.
PORTSMOUTH 0 BLACKPOOL 1
BLACKPOOL boss Neil Critchley was full of pride after Jerry Yates’s goal secured victory for his side. ‘We believed in ourselves and got our reward,’ Critchley said.
BURTON 0 SUNDERLAND 3
GOALS from Grant Leadbitter, Lynden Gooch and Charlie Wyke moved Sunderland back into the play-off places. Josh Earl saw red for Burton, whose boss Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink said: ‘I am disappointed and expect more.’
IPSWICH 0 OXFORD 0
UNDER-FIRE Ipswich manager Paul Lambert thought his team deserved three points against in-form Oxford. He said: On another day, I think that we win the game.’
ROCHDALE 0 PLYMOUTH 0
PLYMOUTH manager Ryan Lowe was left frustrated by the Crown Oil Arena playing surface. ‘The pitch here is not very good,’ he said. Rochdale boss Brian Barry-Murphy said his side’s display was ‘a bit disappointing’.
FLEETWOOD 1 CHARLTON 1
FLEETWOOD boss Simon Grayson said he was ‘really pleased’ to get a draw, thanks to Paddy Madden’s leveller. Jayden Stockley had given Lee Bowyer’s Charlton the lead.
ACCRINGTON 1 SHREWSBURY 1
SHAUN WHALLEY rescued a point for Shrewsbury after Seamus Conneel’s 47th-minute opener. Accrington boss John Coleman said: ‘It was sickening to take to be honest. I feel like I have been punched.’
GILLINGHAM 2 BRISTOL R 0
JOHN AKINDE scored twice and missed a penalty as Gillingham saw off Bristol Rovers. The visitors’ interim manager Tommy Widdrington said: ‘It’s not a day for ranting and raving.’
SWINDON 2 CREWE 1
SCOTT TWINE’S late strike secured a dramatic turnaround for Swindon. Tom Lowery’s opener for Crewe was cancellend out by Travis Johnson’s own goal. Swindon assistant boss Tommy Wright said: ‘We stuck in there.’
MK DONS 4 NORTHAMPTON 3
ANDREW SURMAN, Will Grigg, Cameron Jerome, Charlie Brown all struck to seal the points for MK Dons. Fraser Horsfall, Ryan Watson and Peter Kioso netted in reply.