It was a tale of two penalties as Lincoln edged a narrow 1-0 away win to Stevenage in League One.The first was not given as Elliott List broke through the middle of the Lincoln defence and went to ground under a tackle.The referee was unsighted and did not get any advice from his linesman that would have pleased the home fans.Seven minutes later – with 72 on the clock – he did see a fo

Kamari Doyle marked his full League One debut for Exeter with the opening goal in a 2-0 victory at Bolton.The Brighton loanee’s corner, flicked on by Trotters old boy Josh Magennis, then enabled Millenic Alli to double the visitors lead after 49 minutes.Victory was certainly sweet for Exeter boss Gary Caldwell and his team, who were thrashed 7-0 in last season’s corresponding fixture.S

Brett McGavin struck twice as Yeovil toppled 10-man Boston 3-1 in their Vanarama National League clash at Jakemans Community Stadium.McGavin fired a superb free-kick in the seventh minute to get the visitors off to a strong start but the score was levelled shortly after when Tony Weston’s astute pass was stabbed home by Sam Osborne.Boston were back in the hunt as they searched for their seco

Zak Brunt scored a hat-trick as Barnet blitzed National League visitors Tamworth 7-0.Brunt set the tone with an opener after just seven minutes, and lowly Tamworth found themselves three goals behind by half-time.Ryan Glover’s deflected effort made it 2-0 after 27 minutes, then Brunt struck again before completing his treble with a 49th-minute penalty.The one-way traffic continued, with Barn

Promise Omochere scored his first goals for Bristol Rovers in a 2-0 victory over Cambridge.The 23-year-old club-record signing scored in each half as the Gas made it two home wins from two League One games this season.Ruel Sotiriou hit a post for the hosts after 11 minutes in an entertaining start to the contest.Shayne Lavery went close for Garry Monk’s Cambridge when the striker met a Josh

Tyler Goodrham struck a brilliant 25-yard goal as Oxford came from behind to beat Preston 3-1 and inflict a first defeat for the Lilywhites’ new manager Paul Heckingbottom.Danish striker Emil Riis gave the Lancashire outfit a third-minute lead, but Championship new-boys Oxford drew level in the 20th minute when Mark Harris scored for the fourth league game in succession.Goodrham, 21, effecte

Regan Linney scored a second-half equaliser to give Altrincham a 1-1 National League draw against Oldham.Oldham dominated the early stages and they deservedly went ahead midway through the first half.Former Ipswich and Tranmere striker James Norwood came up trumps for Oldham and they preserved that advantage until well into the second period.Altrincham looked set for a fourth league defeat from si

Dundee and St Mirren had to settle for a share of the spoils after a pulsating 2-2 draw in the Scottish Premiership.The Buddies twice took the lead through Toyosi Olusanya and Mikael Mandron but were pegged back thanks to goals from Curtis Main and Ziyad Larkeche.The result extends Dundee’s unbeaten start to the season to nine games while the Paisley side ended a run of four straight defeats

Scott Wright marked his deadline day transfer from Rangers by coming off the bench to score an added-time winner as Birmingham beat brave Wigan 2-1 in Sky Bet League One.After an even start Birmingham took an 18th-minute lead through a beautifully crafted goal which started when Christoph Klarer threaded a pass into Willum Willumsson in the centre circle.The Iceland international turned and played

Motherwell manager Stuart Kettlewell celebrated his new contract with a stoppage-time winner against St Johnstone.Moses Ebiye headed home from close range in the fourth minute of time added on to secure a 2-1 victory in Perth hours after Motherwell announced Kettlewell had signed a new rolling contract.Dan Casey had headed an early opener after beating recalled goalkeeper Ross Sinclair to Andy Hal