Celtic suffered the cruellest of Champions League exits after Alphonso Davies scrambled an equaliser for Bayern Munich in the final minute of stoppage time in the Allianz Arena.The Scottish champions looked set to take the play-off into extra time after Nicolas Kuhn put them ahead in the second half from the latest in a series of good chances they created.Bayern belatedly exerted some sustained pr

Notts County missed the chance to move into the League Two automatic-promotion spots after drawing 1-1 at home to Colchester.Conor Grant’s early effort was cancelled out by Tyreece Simpson’s goal early in the second half to leave County fourth, one point behind third-placed Doncaster.The Magpies went ahead in the third minute when Grant turned home Kellan Gordon’s cross.Simpson h

Charlie Barker equalised just before the break as struggling Crawley rescued a much-needed point in a 1-1 League One draw with Wigan at the Broadfield Stadium.The Latics were much the better side and deservedly led through Dale Taylor but could not find a way through in the second half, despite providing the greater threat.Rob Elliot went into the clash declaring that he felt his relegation-threat

Ten-man Doncaster returned to winning ways with a narrow 1-0 League Two victory over Morecambe at the Mazuma Stadium to move up to third.An early goal from Rob Street was enough to give Grant McCann’s side the win despite the fact they were reduced to 10 men after 70 minutes when Jack Senior was sent off for a crude lunge on Ged Garner as Morecambe remained second-bottom.The visitors started

Mike Dodds claimed his first win as Wycombe boss at the third attempt as they beat 10-man Bristol Rovers 2-0 at Adams Park.Cameron Humphreys and Daniel Udoh struck to leave the Chairboys second in League One, five points ahead of Wrexham.Wycombe, who had drawn their last three matches, started the better and could have gone a goal up inside the opening five minutes, as Dan Harvie’s cross nea

Shawn McCoulsky boosted Maidenhead’s Vanarama National League survival hopes with the only goal in a 1-0 win at promotion-chasing Oldham.In a first half most notable for Latics’ boss Micky Mellon’s dismissal following a difference of opinion with Maidenhead defender Miles Welch-Hayes, it was the hosts who made the better of the chances.Joe Pritchard, Mark Kitching and Tom Pett al

Jamie Donley inspired Leyton Orient to a 2-1 League One away win over Wrexham, who suffered just their second home defeat of the season.The hosts broke the deadlock inside the opening 15 minutes as Ollie Rathbone ran onto a brilliant James McClean corner ball and the midfielder poked it in at the back post.Wrexham went close to doubling their lead minutes later as Ryan Barnett floated a cross to J

Jack Roles scored twice as Gateshead survived a determined fightback by Sutton to claim a thrilling 4-3 National League victory.The hosts looked to be cruising when, after Roles had given them a 16th-minute lead, Jovan Malcolm doubled their advantage with 10 minutes of the first half remaining.However, the visitors gave themselves hope in stoppage time when Will Davies squeezed a shot past keeper

Sam Clucas stung his old club with a goal direct from a corner as Lincoln completed a double over Mansfield with a 3-0 win at the One Call Stadium.Paudie O’Connor opened the scoring early before Clucas’ moment of brilliance was followed by Dom Jefferies’ effort late on.The Stags have now lost eight of their last nine matches and failed to test keeper Zach Jeacock on a night to fo

Josh Koroma’s late strike further enhanced Huddersfield’s play-off credentials as they earned a 1-0 win at relegation-threatened Shrewsbury.Gareth Ainsworth’s strugglers looked destined to secure a hard-fought point in their survival fight before Koroma’s 82nd-minute winner secured the visitors back-to-back wins for the first time this year.In-form Shrews striker John Marqu