LEAGUE ONE

ACC STANLEY 3 Stevens 31 og, Rodgers 40, Pressley 68 PORT VALE 0

ACCRINGTON gave their survival hopes a huge boost with a helping hand from Port Vale keeper Jack Stevens.

Stevens dropped Liam Coyle’s cross behind the line for a 31st minute own-goal with Stanley completing the win with a Harvey Rodgers strike and Aaaron Pressley penalty while Vale’s Funso Ojo was sent off for violent conduct in added time.

CAMBRIDGE 2 Lankester 3, Smith 57 pen FLEETWOOD 1 Quitirna 82

JACK LANKESTER put Cambridge on course for the win that moves them to within three points of safety after back to back victories.

Lankester struck after just three minutes and the U’s doubled their lead when Sam Smith scored from the spot early in the second half.

Fleetwood’s Junior Quitirna replyed in the 82nd minute but it came too late.

IPSWICH 4 Hirst 38, Chaplin 45, Burns 57, Ladapo 76 pen WYCOMBE 0

KIERAN McKENNA’S Ipswich climbed into the top two after a clubrecord equalling eighth successive league victory.

George Hirst and Cobor Chaplin put Town in control at half-time with Wes Burns and a Freddie Ladapo penalty wrapping up the game.

The victory was underpinned by a ninth clean sheet on the bounce.

MORECAMBE 1 Weir 3 PLYMOUTH 3 Mayor 63, Waine 86, Matete 90+3

PLYMOUTH hit top spot in League One after coming from behind against Morecambe who are languishing second bottom.

Jensen Weir boosted home hopes with a third-minute opening goal.

But the visitors then dominated the second half, hitting back with goals from substitutes Danny Mayor, Ben Waine and Jay Matete.

BRIS ROVERS 1 Marquis 71 pen CHARLTON 0

JOHN MARQUIS’S second-half penalty was enough to secure Bristol Rovers’ first win in eight home games.

The striker kept his cool after Charlton skipper George Dobson handled in the area.

And he slotted home for his 10th goal of the season.

He had been on the pitch for only six minutes after coming on as a substitute.

EXETER 0 BOLTON 1 Bradley 27

CONOR BRADLEY’S first half strike ensured Bolton maintained the feel-good factor generated by last weekend’s EFL trophy triumph by boosting their play-off bid.

The Liverpool loanee latched on to Josh Sheehan’s 27th minute through ball and finished coolly past Exeter keeper Jamal Blackman to clinch the points for Wanderers.

LINCOLN 2 House 42, 79 CHELTENHAM 0

BEN HOUSE struck twice as Lincoln claimed a first win in six games.

The result also brought Cheltenham’s six-game unbeaten streak to an abrupt end

Imps striker House poked home the 42nd minute after Ted Bishop had been denied.

And he then took his season tally to 11 when added the second goal of the game in the 79th minute.

OXFORD 1 Brannagan 70 pen SHEFF WED 1 Bannan 35

CAMERON BRANNAGAN salvaged a crucial point for Oxford as Sheffield Wednesday dropped to third after a sixth game without a win.

The Owls appeared on course for the points when Barry Bannan curled in a superb 35th minute opener.

But then Brannagan levelled from the penalty spot after Marcus Browne had tripped Akin Famewo.

BURTON 2 Shaughnessy 50, Taylor 87 BARNSLEY 1 Cadden 89

BURTON ALBION took a huge stride towards securing their League One safety and dented Barnsley’s hopes of breaking into the top two with this victory.

Conor Shaughnessy and Dale Taylor put the Brewers in control of the match after a goalless forst half.

But Nicky Cadden gave the visitors hope of a late fightback with an 89th-minute reply.

FOREST GREEN 0 DERBY 2 Collins 2 pen, McGoldrick 82

DAVID McGOLDRICK scored his 17th league goal of the season as Derby bounced back to end a run of three straight defeats.

A James Collins penalty put the Rams ahead in the second minute.

McGoldrick then added a late second goal but Paul Warne’s side still remain outside the play-off places on goal difference.

MK DONS 1 Eisa 65 PORTSMOUTH 1 Ogilvie 14

MOHAMED EISA salvaged a valuable point for struggling Milton Keynes against a Portsmouth side reduced to 10 men following Joe Morrell’s first-half red card.

Connor Oglivie gave Pompey a 14th minute lead but the vistors lost Morrel after a clash with Daniel Harvie and MK took advantage when Eisa slotted home the 65th-minute leveller.

SHREWSBURY 0 PETERBORO 3 Clarke-Harris 30 pen, Mason-Clark 51, Taylor 83

JONSON CLARKEHARRIS scored his 25th goal of the season as Peterborough maintained their push for a play-off place.

Clarke-Harris put Posh ahead from the penalty spot in the 30th minute after Ephron Mason-Clark was bundled over in the area.

Posh pulled away as Mason-Clark and Jack Taylor were both on target after the break.