Morecambe secured back-to-back wins for the first time this season as a 2-0 win against Cheltenham keeps alive their hopes of staying in the Football League.The Shrimps remain second from bottom but clawed back points on Tranmere, with goals from Ged Garner and the in-form Lee Angol proving the difference.Garner gave the home side the lead after 66 minutes, seconds after coming off the bench. He m

Chris Forino’s stoppage-time goal gave Bolton their first victory over League One neighbours Wigan in more than a decade.Forino bundled home a corner in the third added minute to secure Bolton’s first win against the Latics since an FA Cup tie in January 2015.And the drama was not over, with angry scenes in the technical area resulting in Wigan boss Ryan Lowe being shown a red card and

Chesterfield eased to a 2-1 win over the EFL’s bottom club Carlisle, who had first-half substitute Elliot Embleton sent off before the break.Liam Mandeville and Paddy Madden scored the goals which lifted the Spireites within four points of the League Two play-off places and left their opponents five points adrift at the bottom.The visitors scored a late consolation through Joe Hugill.Chester

Harrogate increased Tranmere’s relegation worries and eased their own with a 3-2 win in a thrilling Sky Bet League Two encounter at Wetherby Road.Sulphurites goalkeeper James Belshaw made two big saves to deny Omari Patrick early on before forward Tom Cursons headed Ellis Taylor’s cross wide from just seven yards out.The hosts did however break the deadlock on 33 minutes, Taylor sweep

Harry Beautyman celebrated his 33rd birthday by converting a late penalty to earn relegation-threatened Woking a 1-1 draw at home to play-off hopefuls Rochdale in the National League.The midfielder fired down the middle from the spot three minutes from time to keep Neal Ardley’s men three points above the drop zone.Dale were on course to climb to fifth in the table after Devante Rodney colle

Ricky-Jade Jones scored a stoppage-time penalty as Peterborough clinched a thrilling 4-3 victory at relegation-threatened Crawley.Jones kept his cool to settle the issue after substitute Ade Adeyemo had floored Abraham Odoh.Forward Odoh hit a first-half hat-trick in the space of 21 minutes to give Posh a 3-2 advantage at the break.Boss Scott Lindsey went into the clash appealing to Crawley’s

Sonny Carey scored twice as Blackpool ended Reading’s 11-game unbeaten run to dent the Royals’ play-off push with a 3-0 victory at Bloomfield Road.Steve Bruce’s side boosted their own chances of finishing in the top six in Sky Bet League One with their third successive win.Reading stopper Joel Pereira produced a good stop to keep out Sonny Carey early on, before Lewis Wing fired

Chris Long’s first-half finish and a late header from Mickey Demetriou earned Crewe an important 2-0 win over play-off rivals Grimsby.Long made the most of some poor set-piece defending to hand the Railwaymen an early lead and skipper Demetriou sealed the Railwaymen’s first success in six games.Home goalkeeper Filip Marschall got behind Jason Svanthorsson’s drive from distance in

Promotion-chasing Wycombe could only draw 0-0 against bottom-of-the-table Shrewsbury despite having 30 shots at Adams Park.The hosts missed their chance to close the gap on second-placed Wrexham, who were held at Cambridge and remain three points ahead having played a game more in the League One promotion race.The Chairboys went into the match hoping to achieve their third league win in a row, a f

Stockport boosted their League One play-off hopes with a comfortable 3-0 win over Stevenage at Edgeley Park.Jayden Fevrier put County ahead while Luther James-Wildin’s own goal and Jack Diamond’s low finish after half-time secured victory.Fevrier cut inside from the right after the quarter-hour and curled wide, but the winger grabbed the opener after 25 minutes when his deflected effor