Fleetwood’s run without a win was extended to four games as they had to settle for a 0-0 draw with Newport at Rodney Parade.Mark Helm had an early goal ruled out for Town before Newport were given a golden opportunity to open the scoring when Aaron Wildig was brought down in the box by David Harrington but the keeper made amends by saving Bryn Morris’ penalty.Fleetwood almost broke the

Erling Haaland struck again as Manchester City ensured their unbeaten Premier League home run would stretch past two years with a laboured 1-0 defeat of Southampton.The Norwegian turned home his 14th goal of the season after just five minutes of a tame contest against the winless Saints at the Etihad Stadium on Saturday.City’s victory took them back to the top of the table and extended their

Don Cowie hailed the quality of Noah Chilvers after the attacking midfielder’s deliveries led to Ross County coming from behind to defeat Kilmarnock 2-1.The visitors had taken the lead through Corrie Ndaba shortly before half-time but a red card for Liam Donnelly on the hour mark turned the game on its head.Chilvers sent the resulting free-kick into the box which led to Jordan White’s

Sheffield Wednesday loanee Bailey Cadamarteri scored for the second home game running as Lincoln got back to winning ways with a 2-1 victory against Stockport.Isaac Olaofe opened the scoring for Stockport with his first league goal since mid-August in the ninth minute, as he converted from Nick Powell’s pin-point pass.But the Hatters’ winless run stretched to four as Michael Skubala&rs

Aaron Jarvis bagged a brace as Yeovil moved into the top seven of the National League with a 3-1 win over Maidenhead.Jarvis opened the scoring in the 10th minute but Kevin Lokko levelled things up before half-time.Former Luton striker Jarvis got his second seven minutes after the break before Charlie Cooper completed the scoring with a fine effort in the 63rd minute.Yeovil climb to seventh in the

Huddersfield strengthened their League One promotion credentials with a 2-0 victory over Exeter at the John Smith’s Stadium.Defender Matty Pearson grabbed his third goal in six league games after 16 minutes, with Joe Whitworth unable to react quickly enough to save his close-range header from a corner.Danny Ward thought he had doubled the lead after rounding Whitworth off Ben Wiles’ ex

Emmanuel Dieseruvwe scored twice to fire Hartlepool to a 2-0 win over Aldershot.The striker found the net in each half as Pools – under the guidance of caretaker boss Lennie Lawrence – stretched their unbeaten league run to four matches.Dieseruvwe put the hosts ahead after only five minutes, stealing possession from Rollin Menayese before tucking the ball home.He doubled his tally for

Southend are unbeaten in three National League games after winning 2-0 at home to Tamworth.The Shrimpers took the lead after 11 minutes through Aribim Pepple, who showed great strength before firing past goalkeeper Jasbir Singh.On-loan Luton forward Pepple then turned provider for Oli Coker to double Southend’s advantage from close range in the 16th minute.Tamworth, who were on their own thr

Jonathan Russell and Max Watters earned Barnsley a dominant 2-0 away win at Shrewsbury.The Tykes went close in the opening minutes when Luca Connell played in Watters who lobbed goalkeeper Toby Savin, but Shrewsbury managed to clear the ball off the line.Barnsley broke the deadlock just before half-time through Russell, who collected the ball just inside the box from a corner and fired home a bril

Michael Cheek’s stoppage-time penalty earned Bromley a 1-1 draw at home to Barrow in League Two.The Bluebirds took a 21st-minute lead when Gerard Garner flicked home Katia Kouyate’s cross and Theo Vassell could have doubled the lead on the half-hour but skied his effort from a corner.The second half witnessed a better performance from the Ravens.Danny Imray forced a good save from Barr