Burnley kept chase with the Championship automatic promotion spots after a rampant 4-0 win against 10-man Luton, who fell deeper into the relegation zone.Two of last season’s Premier League clubs were worlds apart at Turf Moor as a Mark McGuinness’ own goal and a Lyle Foster strike punished Kal Naismith’s red card in the first half.The Clarets enhanced their grip on the game afte

Mansfield scored a late equaliser at Stevenage to earn a 1-1 draw in League One but could not prevent their winless run extending to 13 games.A 44th-minute goal from Jamie Reid had seemingly taken the three points for Boro but Jordan Rhodes levelled nine minutes from time.Neither side were able to get much forward momentum going in a poor first half, with passing going awry far too often.But just

Manny Duku marked his full Solihull debut with a brace as they registered their first National League win this year by beating bottom-of-the-table Ebbsfleet 2-1 at Damson Park.The 32-year-old forward this week signed a short-term deal with the club after leaving Hednesford and netted two minutes before half-time, heading in a cross from James Clarke.Ebbsfleet, now without a win in 28 games dating

Sonny Carey’s brace led Blackpool to an emphatic 3-0 away win against Barnsley in Sky Bet League One.Carey’s double and Ashley Fletcher’s header in the second half moved Steve Bruce’s side up to 11th while further doubt was cast over Barnsley’s push for the play-offs.Blackpool started brightly at Oakwell and, following a fast break, Rob Apter drew a smart save from Ja

Lorent Tolaj’s stoppage-time penalty rescued a point for Port Vale in their 1-1 draw at Fleetwood.Ryan Graydon’s 81st-minute goal looked to have inflicted a first league defeat of 2025 on Vale but, midway through seven added-on minutes, Tolaj kept his cool to score from the spot.The first-half chances all went Fleetwood’s way, but they failed to capitalise. Graydon saw his effort

Rochdale’s National League play-off push is firmly back on track after they swatted aside lowly Wealdstone 4-1.Dale’s recent six-game winless run looks a thing of the past after a second straight victory moved them within three points of the top seven with two games in hand.Wing-back Tobi Adebayo-Rowling, who signed a new deal with the club on Friday, started the scoring in the ninth m

Sheffield United continued their promotion push with a 1-0 victory over Preston at Bramall Lane.Tyrese Campbell struck the only goal in the second half as the Blades moved level on points with leaders Leeds, who head to Portsmouth on Sunday lunchtime.Preston were unable to muster a reply as manager Paul Heckingbottom, against his former club, saw his side’s winless run extend to five games.T

Oldham’s winless run extended to seven matches following a 1-1 draw at Tamworth in the National League.The visitors opened the scoring in the 35th minute after Mike Fondop was brought down by Cameron Cockerill-Mollett in the penalty area, with Joe Pritchard slotting home the spot-kick.Tamworth equalised seven minutes later when Ronan Maher’s brilliant left-wing cross found Dan Creaney

Falkirk extended their lead at the summit of the Scottish Championship to six points with a 1-0 victory over Dunfermline at Falkirk Stadium.The game’s only goal arrived as early as the sixth minute when Barney Stewart threaded Ethan Ross’ deflected shot to Brad Spencer who was on target from the edge of the area.Second-place Ayr lost ground on the leaders with a 2-1 defeat at Morton.Cu

Richard Kone’s stoppage-time equaliser kept Wycombe in the automatic promotion places in League One as they snatched a 1-1 draw at Peterborough.The Chairboys trailed to Malik Mothersille’s penalty at the Weston Homes Stadium but found a response in the nick of time to stay second, ahead of Wrexham on goal difference.Peterborough took the lead in the 16th minute through a nerveless Moth