Kabongo Tshimanga converted two late penalties as Swindon snatched a 2-1 win at home to 10-man AFC Wimbledon.The Dons looked to be cruising after Marcus Browne slotted home after the break, only to drop points late on from a winning position for the third game running.A brilliant save by Connor Ripley kept out a dinked effort from Callum Maycock after a fine build-up by the visitors.At the other e

Promotion-chasing Wrexham were held to a 2-2 draw by Cambridge for the second time this season.U’s goalkeeper Nathan Bishop had denied Sam Smith even before Wrexham scored in the fourth minute.George Dobson had time to take a touch before letting fly with a low effort across Bishop from distance.Cambridge found an equaliser five minutes before the break when a Josh Stokes cross from the left

Fleetwood made it successive wins with a convincing 4-1 victory over Accrington.The Cod Army took the lead on nine minutes when midfielder Mark Helm got the ball in the area, made space and fired low into the net.They continued to create the better chances, with former Stanley academy striker Owen Devonport clipping an effort wide and Louie Marsh denied by the foot of goalkeeper Billy Crellin.Flee

Burton kept their Sky Bet League One survival hopes alive with a second half comeback to seal a 2-1 win over Leyton Orient.Charlie Webster and Rumarn Burrell were Albion’s saviours, edging their team closer to safety after Dan Agyei had given the visitors an early lead.Agyei bagged his fifth League goal of the campaign after just 10 minutes, bundling the ball over the line after Max Crocombe

Substitute Danny Johnson rescued a late point for Walsall as a closely-fought battle with fellow promotion chasers Doncaster ended 2-2.Goals from Luke Molyneux and Billy Sharp had twice seen Doncaster take the lead as they looked to return to the automatic promotion places.But Taylor Allen and Johnson found crucial equalisers as Walsall remained top of League Two.The game was tight throughout with

Reeco Hackett’s first-half strike secured a gritty 1-0 victory for Lincoln as Huddersfield’s play-off hopes received another damaging blow.Hackett scored the only goal after 35 minutes and his side put in a terrific defensive display to keep out a Terriers team who have now suffered six defeats in eight games.It took 21 minutes for the first attempt on goal, with Town midfielder David

Two bizarre goals ensured Barrow and Salford played out a 1-1 draw in Skybet League Two at the SO Legal Stadium.Tyler Smith scrambled the Bluebirds into a 37th-minute lead from Ben Whitfield’s cross with his fourth goal of the season.But Salford claimed the striker’s effort had not crossed the line or that the ball had been knocked out of keeper Matty Young’s grasp.Barrow provide

In-form Charlton edged a hard-fought 2-1 win at Mansfield to make it seven wins and a draw in eight games.Charlton were impressive for the first half-hour and almost went ahead after two minutes, Thierry Small heading a good chance wide from Tyreece Campbell’s cross.Christy Pym was down well to save from Charlton’s Macaulay Gillesphey after 13 minutes.But in the 22nd minute Louis Reed&

Michael Cheek netted his 20th goal of the season in all competitions to earn Bromley a 1-1 draw at Newport.Cheek was left red-faced after wasting four big chances before half-time as, despite dominating the first 45 minutes, the visitors found themselves 1-0 down at the break.But the 33-year-old made amends when he met substitute Cameron Congreve’s perfect cross from the left to head in from

Rotherham started life after Steve Evans with a comfortable 2-0 victory over Northampton.Matt Hamshaw took charge of his first game as interim boss and saw Pelly Ruddock Mpanzu give the Millers a first-half lead before Sam Nombe snuffed out any hope of a Northampton comeback.Rotherham should have taken an early lead at Sixfields but Hakeem Odoffin’s shot lacked conviction when the goal was a