Halifax’s National League play-off hopes suffered another dent after a 1-0 defeat by Hartlepool at The Shay.Hartlepool, on the back of a three-game unbeaten run, made a bright start, with Gary Madine seeing his close-range effort saved by goalkeeper Toby Savin.The visitors broke the deadlock in the 41st minute when Reyes Cleary slotted home a low shot after David Ferguson’s free-kick i

Isaak Davies scored his first goal at Cardiff City Stadium since January 2022 to earn the relegation-threatened Bluebirds precious point from a 1-1 home draw with Sheffield Wednesday.After spending last season on loan at Belgian aside Kortrijk he has returned after a lengthy injury break to make an impact and his first-half strike gave his side the lead and ultimately earned them the point that mo

Swansea substitute Zan Vipotnik scored a dramatic equaliser in the sixth minute of second-half stoppage-time as they held Leeds to a 2-2 Championship victory at Elland Road.Willy Gnonto came off the bench to score a 86th-minute goal which looked set to give Daniel Farke’s men victory – but Vipotnik fired home a late shot past Illan Meslier to level matters at the death.United States mi

Josh Sargent’s stoppage-time goal earned Norwich a 1-0 win at Carrow Road which kept alive their outside hopes of reaching the Championship play-offs – and put a big dent in West Brom’s promotion dream.Sargent produced a composed finish to net his 13th goal of the season to settle a tight game of few clear-cut chances.There was still time for goalkeeper Angus Gunn to make a great

Reading extended their unbeaten League One run to 11 games as they breezed past Peterborough 3-1 at the SCL Stadium.The Royals held a 1-0 half-time lead courtesy of an early own goal by Posh skipper Sam Hughes and were soon 3-0 up in the second half after efforts from Harvey Knibbs and Charlie Savage.Kwame Poku reduced the deficit for Peterborough but the disappointing visitors were rarely in the

Aberdeen came from behind to beat Motherwell 4-1 and and secure a top-six place in the William Hill Scottish Premiership.Jimmy Thelin’s men started brightly only to fall behind to a Callum Slattery header, but they turned the game around in an entertaining first half at Pittodrie thanks to goals from Alfie Dorrington and Leighton Clarkson.In-form striker Kevin Nisbet netted a second-half bra

Wrexham’s quest for promotion to the Championship continued with a routine 2-0 win at Exeter.Wrexham started well with a Ryan Longman cross falling for Ollie Rathbone and his shot appeared to hit the back of a team-mate.Little really happened until the 23rd minute when Wrexham went in front. Rathbone tried his luck from distance and the ball took a huge deflection off an Exeter defender and

Morecambe kept their hopes of Football League safety alive with a vital 1-0 win over Swindon at the Mazuma Stadium.Lee Angol’s first-half goal was enough to give Derek Adams’ side a ninth win of the season and keep them within seven points of Tranmere, who sit just above the bottom two.Angol struck in the 38th minute with his fourth goal in six games. A long ball forward was won by And

Substitute Harvey Greenslade scored in the sixth minute of stoppage time to snatch Yeovil a 1-0 win over AFC Fylde at Huish Park.The Glovers had ended a five-match winless streak against Solihull last week but looked set to be frustrated by the dogged visitors, who came close to victory themselves.Fylde goalkeeper Ben Winterbottom tipped an early free-kick from Sonny Blu Lo-Everton around the post

Gareth Ainsworth’s tenure as Gillingham manager began with a point on the road at Harrogate.It was a tale of two penalties at Wetherby Road, with Josh March opening the scoring for the home side from the spot and Max Clark equalising from 12 yards.Jonny Williams shot wide for Gills early on, before Jack Muldoon drew a decent save out of Glenn Morris at the other end.March broke the deadlock