West Brom manager Carlos Corberan marked the second anniversary of him taking charge with a 0-0 home draw against Cardiff that saw his side’s run without a win extended to six matches.It is the longest sequence of Corberan’s spell at The Hawthorns, and this was a particularly frustrating result for the Spaniard as Albion dominated the game.An impressive display from Cardiff goalkeeper

St Johnstone came from behind to secure their second Premiership win in a row – 2-1 against Dundee at Dens Park.The Dark Blues took the lead in the first half through skipper Simon Murray, with Saints substitute Graham Carey drawing his side level after the break.However, St Johnstone snatched all three points thanks to a dramatic last-minute goal from captain Nicky Clark.Dundee made just on

Owen Oseni’s sixth goal of the season handed high-flying Gateshead a 1-0 stoppage-time victory over Solihull in the National League.Luke Hannant almost got the hosts off to the perfect start when he forced a first-minute save from Laurie Walker, but opposite number Tiernan Brooks had to be equally resilient at the other end to keep out Conor Wilkinson’s effort seconds later.Heed defend

Doncaster held off a late Bradford charge to win their Yorkshire derby at Valley Parade.Second-half goals from Luke Molyneux and Billy Sharp clinched a deserved 2-1 win as Grant McCann’s side bounced back from a home defeat to Bromley, though Andy Cook’s 10th goal of the season set up a frantic finish.Bradford keeper Sam Walker saved from Kyle Hurst and Molyneux, who also shot just wid

Substitute Kwame Thomas’s stoppage-time equaliser completed a remarkable late fightback and handed bottom-of-the-table Ebbsfleet a 2-2 National League draw with Wealdstone.The home side started brightly with Dominic Poleon forcing an important 10th-minute block from Mason Barrett after Franklin Domi had picked him out.However, it proved a testing opening 45 minutes for the visitors, who lost

An Ethon Archer strike compounded more misery on lowly Carlisle as Cheltenham won 1-0 at Brunton Park.The Robins took the lead through Archer after a mistake from Carlisle goalkeeper Harry Lewis and had plenty of chances to put the game to bed in the first half.But they had to weather a Carlisle storm in the second half to secure all three points.Cheltenham went ahead in the 17th minute after an e

Bryan Mbeumo scored an injury-time winner in a seven-goal thriller as Brentford claimed a 4-3 victory over 10-man Ipswich at the Gtech Community Stadium.George Hirst scored and set up Sammie Szmodics for another to put Kieran McKenna’s men in control in west London as they hunted their first win of the season.Then, after Yoane Wissa scored, forced an equaliser own goal from Harry Clarke and

Matty Godden converted a stoppage-time penalty to earn Charlton a point from a dramatic 2-2 draw with Wrexham at The Valley.The visitors took a 16th-minute lead through Conor Coventry’s own goal after Tom O’Connor whipped in a set-piece and the midfielder’s touch was enough to deceive goalkeeper Will Mannion.Charlton restored parity in the 23rd minute through Macaulay Gillesphey.

Alassana Jatta’s second-half goal earned high-flying Notts County a 1-0 win at home to Harrogate.David McGoldrick had the first chance of the game for the hosts, sending a chip over the bar after George Abbott had found him in space.Jatta then headed over from a Nick Tsaroulla cross, but the Gambian forward was on target in the 58th minute as the pair combined again to give County the lead.T

Plymouth staged a brilliant second-half fightback from 3-0 down to draw 3-3 with Preston.North End led through goals by Sam Greenwood, Mads Frokjaer-Jensen and Brad Potts and were set to pile pressure on Argyle boss Wayne Rooney.The hosts had other ideas, though, as Freddie Issaka and late goals from Andre Gray and Morgan Whittaker pulled them back level.On-loan Leeds striker Greenwood fired North