Delighted Walsall boss Mat Sadler praised a “monumental” effort from his team after they came from behind at half-time to triumph with a 2-1 League Two victory at Salford.The Saddlers were victorious in a true game of two halves at the Peninsula Stadium.Sadler, whose team are now unbeaten in four league matches, said: “We should have done better in that first half, there were tim

Ben Garner felt his Colchester side produced the “complete performance” after beating Tranmere 2-0 to claim their first home win of the Sky Bet League Two season.Joe Taylor gave Colchester an 11th-minute lead when he dinked the ball past keeper Luke McGee after Arthur Read’s superb pass had picked out the striker’s run.Bradley Ihionvien then sealed the hosts’ win in t

Mansfield boss Nigel Clough hailed an incredible 40-yard volley from Aaron Lewis as Mansfield maintained their unbeaten start to the League Two campaign with a 3-0 win over Accrington.Lewis got the ball straight from goalkeeper Toby Savin’s clearance on 75 minutes and hit it first time into the far corner of the net to complete the scoring as the Stags moved up to third place in the league.M

Steve Evans hit out at the “shambolic” defending which cost Stevenage victory in their 2-2 draw with Carlisle.Jamie Reid’s double looked set to give Boro three points, but Joe Garner’s last-gasp header rescued a point for the Cumbrians, for whom goalkeeper Jokull Andresson was in inspired form.The result was enough to take Evans’ newly-promoted side a point clear at t

Michael Flynn said his Swindon team showed real character to hold on to claim all three points against Sutton with a thrilling 5-3 win.Jake Young bagged a first-half brace as the Robins stormed into an early 3-0 lead only for Sutton to come fighting back.Swindon boss Flynn said: “I take enjoyment with the way we played, for the boys to do it in that heat, even if there was a lull after they

Stockport manager Dave Challinor hopes his side’s comeback victory at AFC Wimbledon will help cure any lingering hangover from losing last season’s Sky Bet League Two play-off final.The Hatters arrived at Plough Lane having won only one of their first six league games of the campaign and were forced to name two goalkeepers on their bench due to a long list of absentees.Another setback

Barnet remained top of the Vanarama National League following a routine 3-0 victory over Altrincham.Danny Collinge headed home a corner to put the Bees ahead after 10 minutes.Laurie Walker then made a superb diving save to prevent an equaliser from Ollie Crankshaw.Harry Pritchard saw his 32nd-minute penalty saved by Ethan Ross before Dale Gorman was inches away from doubling the advantage when his

York claimed a point in Neal Ardley’s first game in charge but were twice pegged back by Boreham Wood in a 2-2 National League draw.The Minstermen have made a poor start to the National League season and parted company with former manager Michael Morton last month.Ardley would have been delighted to see Dipo Akinyemi put the hosts ahead after only 21 minutes following great work from Ryan Fa

Solihull Moors remain unbeaten in the National League this season but had to settle for a 1-1 draw with Woking.The visitors took the lead in the 17th minute when Josh Kelly, who had earlier seen an effort chalked off by an offside flag, was played through on goal and made no mistake.Woking were handed a golden chance to equalise only four minutes later when Ricky Korboa was brought down by Tommy S

Michael Cheek scored twice as Bromley thrashed Maidenhead 4-1 in the Vanarama National League.Cheek put the hosts ahead in the 18th minute and he went on to grab his brace six minutes before the break.Sam Woods then made it 3-0 in first-half stoppage time as Bromley began to run away with it.The domination only continued in the early stages of the second half, with Louis Dennis making it four in t