Florent Hoti’s second-half goal gave Halifax a 1-0 win in their Vanarama National League match at Maidenhead.The Magpies made a bright start, with an early effort from Nathan Ferguson coming back off the post before Tristan Abrahams saw his long-range lob drop just over.Jayden Mitchell-Lawson worked his way into the Halifax penalty area but goalkeeper Sam Johnson got down to save at his feet
Blackpool won their first away League One game under Steve Bruce after beating high-flying Charlton 2-1.A late Luke Berry effort was not enough to overturn an own goal from Gassan Ahadme and an Albie Morgan strike.Their early dominance gave them a 27th-minute opener. A deep cross by Rob Apter found the head of Kyle Joseph, although the ball looked to have come off Ahadme.Ex-Charlton player Morgan
Luton forward Carlton Morris came off the bench to score twice and earn the Hatters a first home win of the season with a dramatic 2-1 victory over Sheffield Wednesday at Kenilworth Road.It looked like the Owls were going to heap further misery on the Hatters, having led through Barry Bannan’s goal early in the second half.,But Town boss Rob Edwards made an inspired triple substitution, one
A solo moment of brilliance from Elliott Nevitt earned Gillingham a valuable 1-0 victory at Notts County.The first opportunity of the game arrived for Gillingham, as a Jayden Clarke shot was palmed away by Alex Bass into the path of Joseph Gbode but his eventual shot was well held by the goalkeeper.Notts County responded well, and created an opportunity of their own through Nick Tsaroulla. However
Eastleigh climbed into third place in the National League table with an entertaining 4-2 win over Rochdale.The visitors took the lead in the sixth minute when Kairo Mitchell capitalised on a poor pass to net his seventh of the season but Paul McCallum headed in the equaliser 16 minutes later.McCallum then set up Ludwig Francillette for a 35th-minute header and Chris Maguire made it 3-1 on the hour
Aribim Pepple scored twice as Southend won 4-2 at Solihull.Keenan Appiah-Forson fired the Shrimpers ahead after 19 minutes with an angled finish and Pepple doubled the lead in the 27th minute with a fine curling effort from 20 yards.Moors, chasing a third straight league win, pulled a goal back shortly before half-time when summer arrival Sam Bowen fired in a low shot to score his first goal for t
Stephen Humphrys headed home a last-minute winner to give Barnsley a 2-1 victory at Burton.The deadline-day signing glanced home a curling cross from Corey O’Keeffe just moments after Jack Cooper-Love headed home a superb equaliser for the Brewers.The Tykes had gone in front in the first half when skipper Luca Connell unerringly found the bottom corner of the Albion net from a 30-yard free k
Kane Hemmings’ double helped Crewe to a fourth consecutive win as they moved into the top seven with a comfortable 3-0 victory over Harrogate.Jack Lankester followed up Hemmings’ early strike with his first goal for the Alex as they dominated throughout.They started strongly, with Mickey Demetriou’s firm header hitting the crossbar from a corner from Joel Tabiner.A fine piece of
Northampton claimed their first away win since February as they pulled off a 3-1 victory at Huddersfield.The hosts handed Northampton a gift of an own goal in the 18th minute, with a scrambling Lee Nicholls unable to keep a misdirected Michal Helik backpass out of his net.Seven minutes later, Tariqe Fosu found team-mate Cameron McGeehan unmarked on the edge of the box to finish off a counter-attac
Tom Anderson’s late equaliser saw Doncaster draw 1-1 at managerless MK Dons in a game where both sides finished with 10 men.Doncaster’s Harry Clifton was shown an early red card, before Ellis Harrison put MK Dons in front.Harrison was then sent off himself, before Anderson’s equaliser helped Doncaster avoid back-to-back defeats.Dean Lewington took caretaker charge of MK Dons afte
