Charlton made it five successive home wins in League One as they swept aside Exeter 3-0.The Grecians fell behind in the 20th minute when Luke Berry’s free-kick was deflected into his own net by Angus MacDonald.Tyreece Campbell then made sure of the points – and capped off an excellent individual display – in the 68th minute with a precision low finish from the edge of the box bef

Cheltenham manager Michael Flynn extended his unbeaten record against his former club to six matches as the Robins cruised to a 3-0 win at Newport in Sky Bet League Two.The Exiles, looking to extend their unbeaten streak to seven games, started brightly and Courtney Baker-Richardson, Cameron Antwi and Josh Martin went close before the visitors scored with their first attempt after 30 minutes.Matt

Rangers fans’ boosted by hopes of rejuvenation under potential new ownership left Ibrox raging after a chastening 2-0 William Hill Premiership defeat by St Mirren.Reports this week claimed the Govan club are in advanced talks about a multi-million investment from a USA-led consortium which includes Paraag Marathe, president of 49ers Enterprises, and chairman of Leeds.That prospect excited su

A Josh Stokes double ensured Neil Harris made a winning return to Cambridge as the Us beat Stockport 2-0.Harris was reappointed Cambridge head coach on Wednesday, with Mark Bonner also returning in a new role as director of football, and saw his second spell in the hotseat get off to the perfect start when Stokes headed home Liam Bennett’s cross after nine minutes.Stockport could have equali

Nesta Guinness-Walker scored the winner with his first touch as Northampton came from a goal down to beat fellow strugglers Bristol Rovers 2-1 at Sixfields.Scott Sinclair put Rovers ahead early in the second half but the Cobblers fought back impressively as Dara Costelloe’s header and Guinness-Walker’s instant impact lifted them up to 17th in Sky Bet League One.The home side were the m

Ten-man Arsenal’s Premier League title bid was dealt a major blow after they suffered a torrid 1-0 defeat against West Ham at the Emirates.Jarrod Bowen scored what would prove to be the only goal of the game on the stroke of half-time before Gunners substitute Myles Lewis-Skelly was sent off with 18 minutes remaining.Even prior to Lewis-Skelly’s dismissal – upgraded from a yellow

Jovan Malcolm made it two goals in as many games while Luke Hannant scored twice from the penalty spot as Gateshead won 3-1 at Solihull to climb to fourth in the National League table.Solihull goalkeeper Ollie Wright produced an important save in the opening minute to keep the scores level but he could not prevent Malcolm from putting the visitors ahead after four minutes.The hosts pushed for an e

Alan Sheehan’s second spell in caretaker charge of Swansea got off to a dream start after his side beat fellow managerless side Blackburn 3-0 at the Swansea.com Stadium.Goals just before the break from Žan Vipotnik and Myles Peart-Harris – both restored to the starting line-up by Sheehan – gave Swansea a commanding and fully-deserved advantage at the break.Peart-Harris then

Barnet strengthened their grip on the Vanarama National League title race with a comprehensive 4-0 victory over Rochdale at Crown Oil Arena.First-half efforts from Callum Stead and Rhys Browne put Barnet in control before Dom Telford and Ryan Glover struck after the interval as the league leaders took full advantage of Forest Green and York both dropping points on Saturday.The Bees, who had moved

Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim focused on the positives of their comeback 2-2 draw at Everton after admitting his side “did not exist” in the first half.The hosts were well worth their two goals from Beto and Abdoulaye Doucoure inside the opening 33 minutes as United’s fragile backline struggled to handle their opponents’ energy while further forward they failed to