Tamworth maintained their late charge for the Vanarama National League play-offs with a 4-2 win over Braintree at The Lamb Ground.Braintree went ahead after seven minutes when Ryan Clampin’s left-wing cross was headed home by Jermaine Francis.But the Lambs were level 10 minutes later when Jordan Ponticelli’s ball over the top was volleyed home by Beck-Ray Enoru and they were ahead when

Bristol Rovers players were booed off by their own fans after slipping into the League One relegation zone as Exeter secured a 2-1 win at the Memorial Stadium.The Gas suffered a sixth straight defeat as first-half goals from Caleb Watts and Reece Cole paved the way for victory for their West Country rivals before Ruel Sotiriou’s classy 70th-minute finish briefly gave Rovers hope.Watts put th

Relegated Ebbsfleet recorded only their third Vanarama National League win of the season as they beat Sutton 4-1.Aaron Cosgrave was denied by Jack Sims as the hosts made a bright start at Stonebridge Road and Maxx Manktelow saw an effort scrambled off the line.Ryan Carr put Ebbsfleet ahead on the stroke of half-time after being played in by Alexander Aoraha.Mustapha Olagunju doubled their advantag

Solihull Moors boosted their National League survival hopes with a 1-0 win at Southend.Elliot Thorpe cut in off his wing to brilliantly fire Solihull ahead in the 10th minute, with Noor Husin denied a similarly spectacular equaliser by goalkeeper Laurie Walker.Nick Hayes saved from Thorpe just before half-time, with Nathan Ralph clearing Marcel Oakley’s follow-up off the line.Southend’

Cove Rangers got their William Hill League One promotion bid back on track with a 3-1 win at bottom club Dumbarton.Rangers had lost their last two in a four-game run without a victory, but took control with first-half goals from Dylan Lobban and Fraser Fyvie.Although already-relegated Dumbarton reduced the deficit early in the second half through Kristian Webster, Lobban grabbed his second with ni

Fabio Jalo and Jonathan Russell both scored twice to earn Barnsley an impressive 4-1 win at home to play-off hopefuls Bolton, securing Conor Hourihane’s first win as interim head coach.Aaron Collins’ second-half goal was merely a consolation for Bolton who fall to eighth, three points outside of the play-off places.Barnsley started with purpose and opened the scoring early. Russell man

Blackburn piled the pressure on relegation-threatened Luton as they picked up a first league win at Kenilworth Road with a 1-0 success.Yuki Ohashi’s goal seven minutes after half-time was enough for the visitors to end their eight-match unbeaten run and ensure manager Valerien Ismael picked up his first win since taking over at Ewood Park.The Hatters were unable to take advantage of Kristi M

Gareth Ainsworth secured his first win in charge of Gillingham as Bradley Dack came off the bench to score a dramatic late goal in a 1-0 victory over MK Dons.The midfielder latched onto Conor Masterson’s header across goal following a Max Clark free-kick and smashed home from close range in the fifth minute of added time.Ainsworth’s men had the better of the opening exchanges in terms

A brace of goals from Rumarn Burrell and Julian Larsson’s second strike for Burton saw the Brewers climb out of the League One relegation zone with a 3-0 victory over Huddersfield.Albion had the bit between their teeth from the off and were in front after just nine minutes. Anthony Forde’s deep corner was headed back into the six-yard box by Udoka Godwin-Malife and Burrell was there to

Stoke scrambled an 85th-minute own goal winner to steer themselves away from the relegation dogfight and plunge Cardiff deeper into it.A long throw into the home box by Junior Tchamadeu caused panic in front of goal and Sam Gallagher got his head to the ball. Ben Wilmot latched onto it and from five yards turned and shot.Cardiff goalkeeper Ethan Horvath got his foot to it but the ball ricocheted o