Wrexham boss Phil Parkinson knows a brilliant start to the season “doesn’t count for a great deal” after a 3-0 win against Shrewsbury took them top of League One.The Red Dragons’ convincing win in the cross-border derby meant they maintained their unbeaten start to the season and have settled nicely in the third tier.Wrexham opened the scoring inside the opening 20 minutes

Bromley manager Andy Woodman admitted he was happy to settle for a point after drawing 1-1 at his former club Colchester.The Ravens went ahead through Michael Cheek’s 23rd-minute penalty after Ellis Iandolo had fouled Nyamabu Dinanga in the area.However, Colchester secured a draw through substitute Owura Edwards, who converted Jack Payne’s cross at the far post in the 61st minute.Broml

Mike Williamson was “incredibly proud” as MK Dons bounced back from their slow start to beat Walsall 1-0 at Stadium MK.After defeat on Monday night by Salford, a first-half goal saw the Dons pick up a second win of the campaign as they defeated a Walsall team who had made a bright start to the season.Callum Hendry was the match-winner as he tapped in Liam Kelly’s cross after a pa

Josh Umerah scored a second-half equaliser as Dagenham & Redbridge claimed a 1-1 draw in their National League clash at Maidenhead.James Golding had put Maidenhead on course for victory by marking his second debut for the club following his recent return with the opener on the stroke of half-time.Dion Pereira had earlier hit the bar for Daggers, who also went close to an equaliser when Trent R

Braintree and Woking played out a goalless draw in their Vanarama National League match at the RBMC stadium.Town, who came up last season via the National League South play-offs, made a positive start, with Chay Cooper’s 25-yard volley saved by William Jaaskelainen.Cardinals forward Charley Kendall saw his lobbed effort drop straight to Braintree goalkeeper Lucas Covolan as a cagey first hal

Hartlepool and FC Halifax were forced to settle for a goalless draw in their Vanarama National League encounter at the Prestige Group Stadium.Halifax goalkeeper Sam Johnson saved from Joe Grey, Greg Sloggett and Anthony Mancini in the first half and also denied Tom Parkes late on.The visitors had chances through Adan George and Angelo Cappello but were unable to beat Adam Smith.Hartlepool finished

Danny Butterworth scored a 98th-minute equaliser to earn Swindon a dramatic 1-1 Sky Bet League Two draw at Barrow after makeshift keeper Rory Feely threatened to become the Cumbrians unlikely hero.Without a recognised substitute keeper on the bench, Feely took over the gloves after Paul Farman’s 42nd-minute sending off for handball.Swindon, also reduced to 10 men after Harry Smith’s s

Yeovil recovered from two goals down to beat AFC Fylde 4-3 in a seven-goal thriller at Mill Farm.Nick Haughton gave the home side the perfect start with a thumping finish in the third minute and doubled the lead 11 minutes before half-time.Sam Pearson pulled one back for the visitors midway through the second half and Aaron Jarvis made it 2-2 just three minutes later before Sonny Blu Lo-Everton (7

A Kane Hemmings penalty earned Crewe their first home league win since March as they edged out struggling Morecambe 1-0.Hemmings’ spot-kick just before the interval and an improved second-half display gave the Railwaymen their second win of the campaign against a Shrimps side who have yet to score in the league this term and have lost all their five games 1-0.Both sides struggled to make the

Kain Adom celebrated his 23rd birthday in style as Gateshead maintained their unbeaten start to the season with a 2-0 victory over Barnet.Callum Whelan gave the home side an early lead before Barnet came close to an equaliser, the combination of goalkeeper Harry Moss and the crossbar denying Joe Kizzi.Adom doubled Gateshead’s lead just five minutes into the second half and Barnet were unable