Bromley made it three consecutive wins with a comfortable 2-0 victory over Harrogate at Hayes Lane.First-half goals from leading scorer Michael Cheek and Jude Arthurs were enough to seal all three points for the Ravens.The game took quite some time to spring into life, with Adam Mayor’s 19th-minute free-kick which struck the Harrogate crossbar the first moment of quality.At the other end War

Jordon Garrick was on target as high-flying Forest Green fought back for a point from a 1-1 National League draw at home to Woking.The hosts came close to opening the scoring after 16 minutes as Joe Quigley got on the end of Jamie Robson’s cross but Woking goalkeeper Will Jaaskelainen kept things level.Junior Morias fired over the crossbar from the edge of the box on the half-hour mark as Ro

Samson Tovide came off the bench to score a late equaliser and secure Colchester a 1-1 draw with promotion-chasing AFC Wimbledon.Tovide struck in the 89th minute, converting at the far post from Jack Payne’s pinpoint free-kick to cancel out Marcus Browne’s first-half opener for the Dons.Prior to that, Colchester felt they should have had a penalty in the seventh minute when Lyle Taylor

Josh Murphy inspired Portsmouth to a third victory in a row as they eased Championship relegation fears with a 2-1 win over QPR at Fratton Park.Winger Murphy curled in a stunning strike in the 48th minute to break the deadlock before a mazy run ended up with him setting up Matt Ritchie three minutes later.Pompey are now nine points above the drop zone as they move to their longest winning streak o

Frank Nouble and Harvey Greenslade fired Yeovil to a comfortable 2-0 win over a Maidenhead side who remain in relegation trouble in the Vanarama National League.Maidenhead goalkeeper Craig Ross made an early save from Jake Wannell’s header and brilliantly denied Ciaran McGuckin but was beaten by Nouble seven minutes before half-time.The second half continued in similar fashion with Ross tipp

Sam Dalby scored the only goal of the game as Dundee United ended a run of four straight defeats with a 1-0 win over Motherwell at Tannadice.The on-loan Wrexham striker made the difference in a match containing precious few clear-cut chances.The Terrors remain fourth in the Premiership table but it was a disappointing first game in charge of Motherwell for Michael Wimmer, with the Steelmen now hav

Port Vale extended their unbeaten run in League Two to eight matches after claiming a 2-1 win over fellow promotion-chasers Salford.Antwoine Hackford and Rekeem Harper scored either side of the break to move Darren Moore’s side to within two points of the automatic promotion places.Hakeeb Adelakun’s penalty gave Salford hope of a late comeback, but the Ammies were unable to find an equ

Oday Dabbagh struck a stoppage-time winner as Aberdeen made it three straight victories after a battling 1-0 William Hill Premiership triumph over Kilmarnock to retain third spot in the table.The home side had the best of the play but were largely kept at arms length by a determined Killie defence – though VAR would play a key role in overturning a visiting penalty and a Dons goal.But Dabbag

Antoni Sarcevic scored twice as Bradford continued their promotion push with a ninth straight home win.But it was a fourth defeat in five games for MK Dons, who have won just once since New Year’s Day.Bradford took the lead after 11 minutes as Michael Mellon forced a mistake in the MK defence and set up Sarcevic to slot past keeper Connal Trueman.The home side thought they should have had a

Former Crystal Palace defender Joachim Andersen scored an own goal as the Eagles secured a 2-0 Premier League victory over Fulham at Craven Cottage.The Denmark international, who completed a reported £30million pound switch from south to west London in the summer, gave his former side a first-half lead before Daniel Munoz fired home Palace’s second after 66 minutes.Victory for Oliver G