LEAGUE ONE

ACCRINGTON 0 DERBY 3

WILLIAM OSULA celebrated a double for Derby, while Accrington’s Sean McConville squandered two penalties in two minutes. The visitors’ boss Paul Warne said: ‘William has been excellent. I told him to take his opportunity.’ Tom Barkhuizen tapped home in the eighth minute of added time to seal a good day for County.

BOLTON 0 BARNSLEY 0

IAN EVATT claimed Barnsley showed ‘no real ambition to win the game’ after his Bolton side failed to score for a third straight match. ‘They have paid us the ultimate respect,’ the boss added.

BURTON 1 MORECAMBE 1

DINO MAAMRIA said he was ‘frustrated’ with referee Darren Handley, as his Burton side failed to capitalise on Davis Keillor-Dunn’s opener and had to settle for a point. Morecambe’s equaliser came from defender Ryan Delaney.

CAMBRIDGE 0 SHEFF WED 2

DARREN MOORE said he always had confidence in Lee Gregory after the Wednesday forward ended his goalless run with a brace. ‘I said to him don’t get too uptight,’ the boss revealed.

CHELTENHAM 1 BRISTOL ROVERS 4

ROVERS boss Joey Barton said Aaron Collins is ‘maintaining good consistency’ after his double at Cheltenham. Antony Evans and Bobby Thomas also scored, while Liam Sercombe pulled one back from the penalty spot for the hosts.

EXETER 2 OXFORD 4

KYLE JOSEPH led the way with two goals for Oxford, who led 3-0 at half-time. Cameron Brannagan and Sam Long were also on target for the visitors. Jevani Brown and Sonny Cox replied for Exeter.

FLEETWOOD 0 SHREWSBURY 1

STEVE COTTERILL was delighted by his battling Shrewsbury players after Tom Bayliss secured victory for his side. ‘It was a great win in terrible conditions,’ said boss Cotterill. ‘The wind played havoc but we could have put the game to bed by half time, we’ve had some great chances.’ Fleetwood boss Scott Brown admitted his side’s first-half display was far from the levels he expects.

‘It was disappointing,’ he said. ‘The first 45 minutes was a waste of time. Our lads didn’t turn up and there was no pressure on the ball.’

IPSWICH 0 LINCOLN 1

MARK KENNEDY praised his Lincoln side’s defensive display. ‘Football is not about everything that you do on the ball,’ said the boss. The only goal came from Ben House following a corner.

MK DONS 1 PLYMOUTH 4

FINN AZAZ scored in each half as Plymouth won to remain top of the table. Morgan Whittaker and Niall Ennis were also on target for the visitors. Will Grigg scored the goal that briefly threatened to get the hosts back into the game.

PORT VALE 2 FOREST GREEN 2

DARRELL CLARKE said his Vale side ‘showed character’. Myles Pear-Harris and Baily Cargill scored for Rovers, with Mipo Odubeko and an Ellis Harrison penalty earning a point for Vale.

WYCOMBE 3 PETERBOROUGH 1

GARETH AINSWORTH believes his Wycombe side showed glimpses of last season’s form, saying they can ‘be a real threat’. Garath McCleary, Sam Vokes and Anis Mehmeti scored for the hosts, with Harrison Burrows replying.