MK Dons picked up back-to-back wins for the first time this season with a 2-1 win over Accrington Stanley.Alex Gilbey gave MK Dons a first-minute lead, before Joe Tomlinson extended it after the break.Josh Woods pulled a goal back for the visitors, but the result went against the visitors, who lost for the first time in four League Two games.MK Dons scored in the opening minute. A rushed defensive

David McGoldrick scored a stoppage-time penalty to earn Notts County a dramatic 1-1 draw at Sky Bet League Two play-off rivals Barrow.McGoldrick, who netted from the penalty spot in last season’s corresponding game, was fouled by Chris Stokes and stepped up to convert his spot-kick in the third minute of added time.It was heartbreaking for the Cumbrians, who were within touching distance of

Jamie Lindsay’s stunning second-half goal eased the pressure on Bristol Rovers manager Matt Taylor as the West Country side overcame Shrewsbury 1-0 at the Memorial Stadium.Shrewsbury edged the first half but ex-Rovers striker John Marquis failed to round goalkeeper Josh Griffiths when clean through and then George Lloyd saw a shot deflected to safety before firing wide from close range.Linds

Forest Green took advantage of Barnet’s defeat at York to move to the top of the Vanarama National League with a comfortable 3-1 over rock-bottom Ebbsfleet.Having scored the winner over Braintree at the weekend, Kyle McAllister struck for the second game in a row, rifling home in the seventh minute after Ebbsfleet had only cleared a corner as far as the Scot.Rovers put the result beyond doub

Two late goals at Oakwell ensured the points were shared as Barnsley drew 2-2 with Charlton.Davis Keillor-Dunn and Max Watters scored either side of a Luke Berry brace, with both sides scoring in second-half stoppage time.Barnsley opened the scoring in the 34th minute when Stephen Humphrys’ effort was palmed into the path of Keillor-Dunn to slot home from close range.The Tykes had the chance

League Two leaders Port Vale recorded a fourth consecutive victory as they edged out Harrogate at Wetherby Road.Ruari Paton’s 54th-minute free-kick proved sufficient to earn Darren Moore’s men a third 1-0 win in as many away matches, leaving them two points clear at the summit.An end-to-end opening 20 minutes saw Harrogate’s Toby Sims head wide and Ellis Taylor denied by Connor R

Chesterfield missed the chance to move into the League Two play-off places after a 1-1 draw against Colchester.After Jack Payne found a quick opener for United, Will Grigg was on target for the sixth time in five games for the Spireites, who failed to capitalise on many chances to grab the winner.Payne comfortably slotted the ball into the corner of the net in the sixth minute following Oscar Thor

Nahki Wells struck a quick-fire double as Bristol City came from two goals down to draw 2-2 at Stoke.Lewis Koumas and Andrew Moran had put the Potters 2-0 up inside the opening quarter-of-an-hour before a brace from Wells inside three minutes early in the second half hauled the Robins level.The draw extended Bristol City’s unbeaten run to six matches as they continued to be without head coac

Leeds moved up to second in the Sky Bet Championship as two goalkeeping blunders by Watford’s Daniel Bachmann helped them to a 2-1 win at Elland Road.The Austria keeper was at fault for both Leeds’ goals as they raced into a 2-0 lead inside the opening seven minutes through Largie Ramazani and Brenden Aaronson.Kwadwo Baah pulled one back for Watford, who were much improved in the secon

Dane Scarlett scored for the second game running in Oxford’s 1-1 draw with Derby at the Kassam Stadium – their fifth successive Championship stalemate.Scarlett, making his first league start for the U’s, fired them in front in the 12th minute, deftly turning in Idris El Mizouni’s cutback from the left after good work from Siri Dembele.Nathaniel Mendez-Laing drilled in an eq