Cambridge remain winless in League One after going down 2-1 at Wycombe.The Chairboys began the stronger and took the lead within eight minutes.Aaron Morley’s long ball beat the United offside trap, allowing the former Jamaican international to run through on Vincente Reyes’ goal.He could have squared it to Dan Udoh who was poised for the pass, but McCleary took the shot on and with the

Josh Umerah’s early goal against his former club proved the difference as Dagenham claimed a 1-0 win in their National League clash at Hartlepool.Umerah struck after just seven minutes at the Prestige Group Stadium with a powerful drive from a Sam Ling ball.Elliot Justham produced a fine save to deny Mani Dieseruvwe an equaliser but Harry Phipps also brought the best out of Adam Smith at the

Ten-man Boston recovered from two down to hold Altrincham to a 2-2 draw in the National League.Goalkeeper Cameron Gregory saw red in the 50th minute after bringing down Justin Amaluzor when he was clean through on goal.Altrincham immediately piled on the pressure and Elliot Osborne hit the bar before Alex Newby and Regan Linney struck within a minute of each other (66 and 67).However, Boston mount

Ethan Galbriath’s first-half double helped Leyton Orient to a 4-1 win at Stockport.Galbraith struck twice, Dan Agyei hit a third and Sean Clare the fourth as Orient, who started the day third bottom in the table, emphatically inflicted a first league defeat on their hosts.The first came after 11 minutes. Tom James’ cross came to Galbraith and his finish took a deflection on its way pas

Mike Fondop’s late header gave Oldham a 1-0 win over Yeovil in their National League match at Boundary Park.The Latics, looking to extend a five-match unbeaten run, created an early opening from a well-worked corner but James Norwood saw his effort saved.Yeovil goalkeeper Ollie Wright was then called into action again just before half-time when he tipped over Fondop’s close-range heade

Birmingham manager Chris Davies was impressed with the control his team showed as they coasted to a 2-0 win at Rotherham.Two goals in eight first-half minutes put Birmingham in a commanding position and they never really lost control from there on in.It ensured a fifth straight win for City, who remain level on points with Wrexham at the top of the table.The first goal came when Tomoki Iwata react

Florent Hoti’s second-half goal gave Halifax a 1-0 win in their Vanarama National League match at Maidenhead.The Magpies made a bright start, with an early effort from Nathan Ferguson coming back off the post before Tristan Abrahams saw his long-range lob drop just over.Jayden Mitchell-Lawson worked his way into the Halifax penalty area but goalkeeper Sam Johnson got down to save at his feet

Blackpool won their first away League One game under Steve Bruce after beating high-flying Charlton 2-1.A late Luke Berry effort was not enough to overturn an own goal from Gassan Ahadme and an Albie Morgan strike.Their early dominance gave them a 27th-minute opener. A deep cross by Rob Apter found the head of Kyle Joseph, although the ball looked to have come off Ahadme.Ex-Charlton player Morgan

Luton forward Carlton Morris came off the bench to score twice and earn the Hatters a first home win of the season with a dramatic 2-1 victory over Sheffield Wednesday at Kenilworth Road.It looked like the Owls were going to heap further misery on the Hatters, having led through Barry Bannan’s goal early in the second half.,But Town boss Rob Edwards made an inspired triple substitution, one

A solo moment of brilliance from Elliott Nevitt earned Gillingham a valuable 1-0 victory at Notts County.The first opportunity of the game arrived for Gillingham, as a Jayden Clarke shot was palmed away by Alex Bass into the path of Joseph Gbode but his eventual shot was well held by the goalkeeper.Notts County responded well, and created an opportunity of their own through Nick Tsaroulla. However