Bradford moved up to second in League Two after Bobby Pointon’s late goal secured a 1-0 win at Bromley.Pointon’s low strike seven minutes from time sealed a deserved victory for the Bantams, who moved three points clear of fourth-placed AFC Wimbledon.A goalless first half saw the visitors dominate possession but only create a series of half chances.The second 45 saw a similar pattern o

Shaun Whalley netted the winner as Accrington boosted their League Two survival hopes with a 1-0 victory over fellow strugglers Tranmere at Prenton Park.Stanley’s first win in seven games lifted them to 20th, seven points above the relegation zone, with Tranmere five points behind after no win in 10 matches piled the pressure on boss Nigel Adkins.The visitors could have been ahead through Do

Arbroath moved top of William Hill League One courtesy of a 2-1 home win over Kelty Hearts.Andy Winter struck the winner 10 minutes from time as the Red Lichties responded well to Saturday’s defeat at title rivals Stenhousemuir.Scott Stewart fired Arbroath in front in only the third minute for his second goal in three games.Ross Cunningham, the division’s leading goalscorer, netted his

Ryan Graydon scored for the second game running as Fleetwood kept their play-off hopes alive with a 2-1 League Two victory at Gillingham.Pete Wild’s side snapped their four-game winless run at the expense of the John Coleman’s Gills, who have now gone 13 games without a win.Elliott Nevitt converted from a Max Clark cross to give John Coleman’s men the advantage in the 39th minute

Celtic bounced back from their recent double setback with a 5-1 win over Aberdeen to stretch their lead at the top of the William Hill Premiership to 16 points.Brendan Rodgers’ side suffered a surprise defeat to Hibernian at Easter Road at the weekend after being knocked out of the Champions League by Bayern Munich a week ago despite an impressive 1-1 draw in the second leg in Germany.The Do

Livingston moved to within a point of William Hill Championship leaders Falkirk after a 3-2 home win over Morton.After leapfrogging Ayr into second place after Saturday’s stoppage-time win at Somerset Park, Livi struck three times in eight minutes, having fallen behind.Arron Lyall put Morton, whose 11-game unbeaten run was ended by Falkirk last Friday, ahead in the 28th minute but the home s

Davis Keillor-Dunn produced two superb strikes to secure a 2-1 win for Barnsley at Northampton.Keillor-Dunn put the Tykes in control at Sixfields, but Sam Hoskins’ 78th-minute strike set the alarm bells ringing, with the visitors having to play more than 10 minutes of time added on with 10 men after Mael de Gevigney’s late red card.Barnsley held on to record a second straight win.The h

First-half goals from Dale Taylor and Owen Dale handed Wigan a narrow 2-1 victory over Sky Bet League One promotion-hopefuls Huddersfield.Wigan came flying out of the blocks with Dale having a shot tipped over the crossbar by former Latics stopper Lee Nicholls.And it was no surprise when the hosts took the lead on the 15-minute mark, when Taylor latched onto Toby Sibbick’s through ball and r

Callum Robinson scored his 12th goal of the season as Cardiff claimed a much-needed 1-0 Championship victory over fellow strugglers Hull in the Welsh capital.The Republic of Ireland striker broke the deadlock in the 52nd minute after neither side had really threatened in a cagey first half as moved Cardiff up two places in the table and six points clear of the relegation zone.Both teams knew there

Kairo Mitchell struck at the death as Rochdale snatched a 1-1 draw at Tamworth to remain in the hunt for a National League play-off spot.Sam Waller had kept Tamworth at bay heading into half-time, producing fine saves to deny Dan Creaney twice and Nathan Tshikuna.But the goalkeeper gifted the Lambs the lead two minutes before the interval, punching Tom Tonks’ corner into his own net.Tamworth