Port Vale’s promotion hopes suffered another blow as they were held to a goalless draw against Harrogate at Vale Park.Darren Moore’s side were left four points off the promotion pace after a second successive draw while Simon Weaver’s battlers saw their cushion over the relegation zone slashed to eight points.Swiss striker Lorent Tolaj came close for the hosts early on as his hea

Eastleigh moved to within four points of the National League play-off places with a 2-0 win over rock-bottom Ebbsfleet.The hosts went close to opening the scoring in the 12th minute, when it took an excellent save from Mark Cousins to keep out Chris Maguire’s close-range header.But the breakthrough came six minutes later when Lloyd Humphries flicked on a free-kick to leave Niall Maher with a

Joe Gelhardt and Abu Kamara scored second-half goals as Hull beat fellow Sky Bet Championship strugglers Plymouth 2-0 for their first home win of the year.Gelhardt, on loan from Leeds, broke the deadlock after a tepid first period and Kamara finished off the move of the match to seal Hull’s first win at the MKM Stadium since December.The Tigers, who had failed to win their five previous home

Shrewsbury and Bristol Rovers played out a 0-0 League One draw at the Croud Meadow in a crucial match at the foot of the table.Luca Hoole floated a cross into the middle of the danger area just past the 20-minute mark which found Funso Ojo, but his headed effort was palmed away for a corner.The resultant move saw Mal Benning have a chance at the near post, but the visitors dealt with the danger.Ro

John-Kymani Gordon netted the winner as in-form Colchester extended their unbeaten run to 10 League Two matches with a 1-0 victory over Chesterfield at the JobServe Community Stadium.Gordon scored in the 59th minute to take United six points off the play-off places, with Paddy Madden sent off late on for the visitors.Jack Payne was twice denied by Chesterfield goalkeeper Ryan Boot early on.Boot pa

Bradford recorded their 10th consecutive home league win with a 3-0 victory over Cheltenham to strengthen their grip on an automatic promotion place.George Lapslie scored twice on his first start for the club since signing from Gillingham in January and on-loan Burnley striker Michael Mellon also netted in a comfortable win.Mellon put an early header straight at Cheltenham keeper Joe Day as Bradfo

Lincoln earned only their second home Sky Bet League One win in 2025, beating Crawley 4-1 to ease the pressure on under-fire head coach Michael Skubala, while also leaving their opponents deep in relegation trouble.The Imps bounced back from conceding an early Kamari Doyle goal to lead 3-1 at the break, with Dom Jefferies providing the assists for James Collins and Jovon Makama, before Jefferies h

Goals from Zak Vyner and Harry Cornick ended Bristol City’s winless run on the road as they sank Millwall 2-0.Long-serving defender Vyner scored just his fourth goal in 221 appearances for the Robins to open the scoring.Then striker Cornick, making just his third substitute appearance of a frustrating season, wrapped up the victory with seven minutes remaining.The unlikely duo fired City to

Leyton Orient’s poor run continued as they lost 1-0 at Rotherham to fall further behind in the race for the League One play-offs.A second-half own goal from Jayden Sweeney ensured a fourth loss on the bounce for Richie Wellens’ side and left them five points off the top six.Orient’s Dan Agyei threatened twice in the opening stages but only once forced a routine save from Rotherha

Peterborough pushed themselves five points clear of the relegation zone after a stalemate at draw specialists Blackpool.Steve Bruce’s side were held to a point for a ninth time in their last 13 games.Darren Ferguson’s outfit had the first real chance of the game as Sonny Carey saw his effort tipped past the post by Jed Steer.Tayo Edun, who scored direct from a corner at the weekend, sa