Grimsby stretched their unbeaten run to seven games with a 1-1 home draw against managerless Tranmere in League Two.Sam Finley gave Rovers a 10th-miute lead as they looked to end a run of 11 games without a win.But their wait went on as Danny Rose levelled from a 68th-minute penalty to move the Mariners two points off the play-off places.Finley put the visitors ahead with a swerving effort from in

Swindon twice threw away the lead as Kelly N’mai’s equaliser earned Salford a 2-2 draw.Town began brightly when Kabongo Tshimanga fired at goalkeeper Jamie Jones, who kept out Miguel Freckleton’s effort from the rebound.Seven minutes in Tom Nicholls expertly tucked away his first Robins goal from Will Wright’s corner.But Hakeeb Adelakun levelled by lashing in a loose ball i

Dan Udoh’s opener and a calamitous own goal from Jack Armer handed high-flying Wycombe all three points as they defeated League One strugglers Burton 2-0 at Adams Park.The away side started the better as JJ McKiernan’s close-range but unmarked header was blocked, while Charlie Webster’s long-range strike was saved by Will Norris.This was as good as it got for the Brewers in the o

Charlton strengthened their grip on a Sky Bet League One play-off place as Macauley Gillesphey’s winner sealed a 1-0 victory over Barnsley which moves them up to fifth in the table.The Addicks made the decisive breakthrough in the 12th minute when defender Gillesphey scored for the second successive match to take his goal tally for the season to four.Tyreece Campbell was fouled on the edge o

Swansea made it four points from two games under caretaker boss Alan Sheehan as they held FA Cup quarter-finalists Preston 0-0 at Deepdale.Milutin Osmajic was unable to make the most of some good opportunities for the hosts as Swansea, who went close through substitute Eom Ji-sung, added a draw on the road to the 3-0 home win over Blackburn that they had recorded 10 days earlier in their first mat

Wrexham made it four away wins in a row to keep their Sky Bet League One promotion hopes alive as substitute Steven Fletcher’s 73rd-minute strike earned a 1-0 win at top-six hopefuls Huddersfield.Huddersfield had the better of the first half and thought they had taken the lead in the 16th minute when Josh Koroma poked home from close range, only for the effort to be ruled out for a marginal

Barrow ended their three-game losing streak by recording a shock 2-1 victory over League Two promotion-chasers Notts County.Despite dominating possession during the early exchanges and entering the contest unbeaten in six at home, County found themselves behind in the 10th minute when Kian Spence converted Elliot Newby’s low cross from close range.Stuart Maynard’s side responded well,

Bottom side Carlisle held top team Walsall to a 1-1 draw in their Sky Bet League Two clash at Brunton Park.Taylor Allen gave Walsall the lead with their first big chance of the game but they were soon pegged back by Carlisle as Aaron Hayden scored his first goal since returning to the club in the summer, securing his side a vital point.The leaders opened the scoring in the seventh minute when Alle

Accrington boosted their survival bid with a 2-0 win over out-of-form MK Dons.MK Dons parted company with manager Scott Lindsey on Sunday after a run of eight defeats in their last 12 games and interim manager Ben Gladwin could not turn their fortunes around.There was not a lot in the game until Stanley opened the scoring on 24 minutes.Seb Quirk’s deep cross from the left was headed home by

Managerless Wigan produced some gritty defending to draw 0-0 at fellow strugglers Mansfield in League One.The Stags dominated but were unable to stop their winless run reaching 12 games in all competitions.Both sides now sit seven points clear of the relegation zone.Latics defender Jason Kerr might have done better as he shot wide from a scramble after a sixth-minute corner.But after that it was l