Frustrated Garry Monk wants to see Cambridge’s luck change after their 2-1 defeat at Mansfield.Lee Gregory’s brace was enough to give Mansfield victory and leave struggling United still seeking a first league victory of the season.Gregory opened the scoring on 39 minutes with a composed finish, before Emmanuel Longelo levelled five minutes after half-time.The visitors saw a penalty sho

Callum Maycock’s brace helped AFC Wimbledon record their third league win in a row with a 3-0 triumph over bitter rivals MK Dons.The first chance at Cherry Red Records Stadium fell to Omar Bugiel, but his effort was straight down the throat of Tom McGill.The MK Dons stopper was called into action again in the sixth minute, and this time he did well to push Myles Hippolyte’s shot behind

Matthijs de Ligt and Marcus Rashford scored shortly after Andre Onana’s spot-kick save to put Erik ten Hag’s Manchester United on course for a much-needed 3-0 victory at promoted Southampton.Both sides returned from the international break in desperate need of a result as Saints sought a first point since their Premier League return against a team reeling from their humbling home loss

Swindon picked up their first win of the Sky Bet League Two season with a 4-0 victory over Newport at the County Ground.Town went ahead after just four minutes when the ball fell to Kabongo Tshimanga with his back to goal and he spun and smashed home for his first Football League goal.A timely block by Tunmise Sobowale stopped an almost certain equaliser from Aaron Wildig.C made it two by nodding

Luca Koleosho scored a stunning first-half breakaway goal as Burnley destroyed Leeds’ unbeaten start to the season in front of Hollywood actor Will Ferrell.Scott Parker’s Clarets struck in the 18th minute when Leeds winger Manor Solomon, on loan from Tottenham, slipped and lost the ball inside his own half.Winger Koleosho, 19, collected possession and raced into the hosts’ 18-yar

Oxford’s impressive start to the Sky Bet Championship season continued with a well-earned 1-0 victory against Stoke at the Kassam Stadium.The U’s edged out the Potters thanks to Idris El Mizouni’s coolly-taken strike just after half-time, a goal which sealed the hosts’ third win from three home games so far this term.The first league meeting between these two in well over t

Wycombe came from a goal down to beat Northampton 2-1 on Saturday.The Cobblers led after only four minutes at Sixfields as Callum Morton slipped through Sam Hoskins who was taken down by Jack Grimmer. Hoskins picked himself up and made no mistake from the spot, sending Franco Ravizzoli the wrong way.But Wycombe had made the better start and they responded quickly, levelling just seven minutes late

Cambridge are still looking for a first league win of the season after a 2-1 defeat at Mansfield.Emmanuel Longelo gave United hope after cancelling out Lee Gregory’s opener just after half-time.But Gregory gave Mansfield a first home win of the campaign with a brilliant curling finish midway through the second half.Josh Stokes saw a shot comfortably saved by Christy Pym during a cagey openin

Teden Mengi’s superb finish at The Den gave Luton a much-needed first win of the season as they edged past Millwall 1-0 in the Sky Bet Championship.It ended the Hatters’ winless run of 11 games that extended back to April last season – just before their relegation from the Premier League – and lifted them away from the division’s bottom three.They certainly will not h

Hull boss Tim Walter was surprisingly positive about his team’s performance despite a 2-0 defeat at home to Sheffield United.The hosts were punished by devastating counter-attacks as they failed to defend their own corners as the clinical Blades put them to the sword.United took a 15-minute lead when Mohamed Belloumi was pickpocketed when he was the last line of defence in the opposition hal