Calum Kavanagh and George Lapslie both scored twice as Bradford brushed aside promotion rivals Colchester 4-1.The crowd of 23,381 was the largest at Valley Parade for a fourth-tier game and they witnessed a convincing home performance from the second-placed Bantams.Neill Byrne headed just over as Bradford turned the screw in the first half before they took a 32nd-minute lead when Kavanagh prodded

Jay Rodriguez hit his first goal for Wrexham to give them a 1-0 win at home to Stockport.Rodriguez’s goal, scored after his penalty was saved, was enough to give Wrexham a hard-earned victory against their promotion rivals.It was the visitors who started the stronger but, an off-target shot from Isaac Olaofe aside, they struggle to create chances and fell behind just before the half-hour mar

Walsall’s lead at the top of the Sky Bet League Two table was cut to one point following a goalless draw at Priestfield.Bradford are now within touching distance of the Saddlers, who could not find a way past an inspired Glenn Morris as he produced a string of excellent saves.The hosts started the brighter of the two teams with an early Armani Little free-kick palmed away by Sam Hornby and M

Callum Whelan’s second-half strike handed Carlisle a vital win as they beat Bromley 2-1 in a pulsating encounter at Brunton Park.The Blues took the lead in the 13th minute through Stephen Wearne’s first goal for the club, but Harry McKirdy equalised for the Ravens in the 28th minute.Kadeem Harris missed a penalty for the hosts just after the break, but Whelan got the all-important winn

Accrington moved a point nearer to clinching safety after grinding out a drab 0-0 draw at Swindon.The result pushes them 11 points clear of the bottom two as the season enters its final eight games.Town’s Will Wright had the first good chance as he went close with a dipping free-kick.The Robins breathed a sigh of relief when Stanley skipper Seamus Conneely hit the post from Josh Woods’

Stuart Maynard claimed his Notts County side were denied two “blatant” penalties as they were held to a goalless draw at home to Crewe.Charlie Whitaker was adjudged by referee Martin Woods to have dived after a tangle with Crewe goalkeeper Filip Marschall, while Will Jarvis’ appeals were also rejected.“It wouldn’t fall for us, but I think refereeing decisions have cos

Tranmere extended their unbeaten run in Sky Bet League Two to five games following a goalless draw with Fleetwood at Highbury.Despite having the better of the chances in a scrappy affair, Andy Crosby’s Rovers had to settle for a point as they look to move away from the drop zone.The home side were almost ahead in the fifth minute when Mark Helm let fly after a surging run, only to see the ba

Peterborough took a big step towards remaining in Sky Bet League One next season with a 3-0 victory over Charlton that severely dented their visitors’ automatic promotion hopes.The Posh now have a nine-point cushion between themselves and the relegation zone after goals from Sam Hughes, Abraham Odoh and Malik Mothersille, with the Addicks eight points behind second-placed Wrexham after being

Grimsby moved into the Sky Bet League Two play-off places with a 1-0 victory over Newport at Blundell Park.George McEachran’s deflected free-kick in the second half was enough to secure three important points for the Mariners.The hosts had a golden chance to go ahead just three minutes in as Luca Barrington was played through on goal by Evan Khouri, but Nick Townsend saved.Kieran Green was t

Mudryk linked with Sevilla loan moveMykhailo Mudryk's future at Chelsea appears uncertain, with the winger facing an uphill battle to secure a place in the squad. After two difficult seasons in London, the Ukrainian international may now seek a fresh start elsewhere.Reports from SPORT suggest that Sevilla are keen on bringing Mudryk to Spain on a temporary deal. The 24-year-old is reportedly open