Stephen Clemence ‘proud’ of Barrow’s display despite late draw with Notts County

Stephen Clemence admitted he was “proud” of Barrow’s first point in three games after a 1-1 draw with Notts County.David McGoldrick netted his sixth goal of the campaign in the third minute of stoppage time to move the Magpies up to third in the table after he had been pulled down by Chris Stokes to deny the Cumbrians victory.Rory Feely had given Barrow the lead in the seventh mi

{by} PA
Charlie Raglan salves point for Oldham at Maidenhead

Charlie Raglan struck a late equaliser as Oldham came back to draw 2-2 with Maidenhead in the National League.James Golding opened the scoring for Maidenhead after just 14 minutes.After Manny Monthe’s own goal helped them double their lead, the defender made up for his mistake with a goal at the right end to give Oldham hope.And they secured a point when Raglan netted with 10 minutes remaini

{by} PA
Kieran Morgan’s first career goal delights QPR boss Marti Cifuentes

QPR boss Marti Cifuentes hailed Kieran Morgan after the teenager’s first career goal secured a 1-1 win at home to Coventry and lifted them off the foot of the Sky Bet Championship.Morgan, released by Tottenham in the summer, was making just his second substitute appearance with Rangers trailing to Haji Wright’s early strike.The 18-year-old had only been on the pitch for five minutes wh

{by} PA
York climb to second and knock Barnet off the top with come-from-behind success

Barnet were knocked off the top of the Vanarama National League by York, who came from behind and climbed up to second with a 3-1 home win.The visitors took the lead through Bailey Hobson’s 37th-minute finish before Marvin Armstrong equalised in first-half stoppage time.The Minstermen then completed the turnaround with two goals in quick succession after the break, Alex Hunt’s free-kic

{by} PA
Darren Moore thrilled as Port Vale find ‘different way of winning’

Darren Moore said his Port Vale side had to find a “different way to win” in Tuesday night’s 1-0 success at Harrogate.The League Two leaders recorded a fourth consecutive victory and extended their unbeaten run to 10 matches in all competitions courtesy of Ruari Paton’s delicious 54th-minute free-kick.Although the Valiants dominated for a big chunk of the game, they did not

{by} PA
Oxford boss Des Buckingham sent home early after suffering with dizziness

Oxford head coach Des Buckingham was checked over by the club doctor following the 1-1 draw with Derby at the Kassam Stadium after feeling unwell during the second half.His assistant Craig Short did the post-match press conference and explained Buckingham, who had been experiencing dizziness, had been advised to go home.Short said: “He stayed till the end of the game but two or three times f

{by} PA
AFC Wimbledon maintain perfect home league form with victory against Morecambe

James Tilley set AFC Wimbledon on course for a 3-0 win over Morecambe and maintained their perfect home form in Sky Bet League Two.Tilley made the breakthrough early in the second half before Omar Bugiel and Matty Stevens completed the win which moved the Dons to within two places of the play-off places with three games in hand on many of their rivals.The home side initially struggled to find a wa

{by} PA
Justin Obikwu second-half strike gives Mariners another win on the road

Grimsby continued their fine away form with a 1-0 victory over Tranmere at Prenton Park.Tranmere had come close to breaking the deadlock after 17 minutes when Kieron Morris’ long-range drive was saved by Town keeper Jackson Smith.Morris soon again denied by Smith, who got a hand to the goal-bound effort before the ball was eventually cleared off the line.Grimsby’s best chance of the fi

{by} PA
MK Dons boss Scott Lindsey happy with the win if not the performance

MK Dons head coach Scott Lindsey was happy to win but wanted more from his side as they scraped past Accrington 2-1 at Stadium MK.The Dons struck in the opening minute when Alex Gilbey took advantage of a defensive error to score, and they doubled their lead when Joe Tomlinson struck from range just before the hour.Accrington got a goal back when Josh Woods converted, but the visitors were unable

{by} PA
Charlie Adam ‘hugely disappointed’ as Fleetwood beaten by Crewe

Fleetwood manager Charlie Adam was “hugely disappointed” after his side’s underwhelming defeat at home to Crewe saw them slide to 14th in League Two.Ryan Cooney’s late penalty sealed the points for Crewe after Fleetwood had several chances throughout the game.Adam, whose side have not won since the first weekend of October, said: “We were frustrated because we did OK

{by} PA
Rang
Équipe
Pts
Rang
Équipe
Pts
Rang
Équipe
Pts
Rang
Équipe
Pts
Rang
Équipe
Pts
Rang
Équipe
Pts