Match Reports

Chesterfield thrashed Doncaster Rovers in a seven-goal thriller at the SMH Group Stadium to move within five points of the top seven. On a night when Donny could have closed

Bradford City continued their recent resurgence by narrowly edging past League One Rotherham United in the EFL Trophy Quarter-Finals. Captain Richie Smallwood, who put in an immense shift in the

Bristol City capitalised on a defensive lapse from Sheffield Wednesday to take a point courtesy of Ross McCrorie’s header four minutes from time. The Robins stretched their winless run on

Norwich City were unable to overcome a disciplined Sheffield United side on Saturday, succumbing to a 2-0 defeat that saw the Canaries leave Bramall Lane empty-handed. Despite moments of promise,

Rotherham’s recent revival in form continued as they eased to victory over Bolton Wanderers, harming the Whites’ Play-Off aspirations. Easy Afternoon for the Hosts Much of the first half was

Peterborough United’s FA Cup journey came to an end after a hard-fought 2-0 defeat to Premier League side Everton at Goodison Park. Darren Ferguson’s team came into the came in

Plymouth Argyle grabbed a late draw to hold Bristol City at Home Park despite going behind twice. Managerless Argyle, under the stewardship of Kevin Nancekivell, grabbed a stoppage-time equaliser to

Ian Holloway celebrated his 1000th game in management with the gift he would have wanted above all others- three points. The Robins defeated David Artell’s top-seven-chasing Grimsby Town in windy

Newport County ended a six-game winless run in spectacular fashion as they put six past promotion-chasing MK Dons. The 6-3 loss is MK’s second defeat on the bounce and leaves

Luton Town can begin to look up the table once more after late heroics saw them win late on against Derby County. In a very topsy-turvy game, The Hatters salvaged

Huddersfield Town strengthened their grip on a top-six position in League One after putting a hapless Cambridge United to the sword. Across a 25-minute spell, The Terriers put three past

Cambridge United demolished bottom club Shrewsbury Town 4-1 to end a run of five League One matches without a win. The victory moves The U’s to within three points if

Leyton Orient notched up their third victory in a row as they came away from a blustery Brick Community Stadium with all three points. Richie Wellens’ men ran out 2-0

Sheffield United overcame Sunderland in a pulsating clash at Bramall Lane on Friday night to go top of the Championship. A late Tom Davies strike secured all three points for

Sheffield United manager Chris Wilder had his say on the sacking of former Coventry City manager Mark Robins following the 2-2 at the Coventry Building Society Arena, as reported by

Peterborough United manager Darren Ferguson was left seething after his side’s 2-1 home defeat to Reading, reports The Peterborough Telegraph. Ferguson found himself in the referee’s book and will serve

Bolton Wanderers manager Ian Evatt wants his side to give the right account of themselves from now until the end of the season after their victory against Blackpool, as reported

Morecambe came away with all three points from the huge clash at the foot of League Two, bringing themselves to within goal difference of getting out of the bottom two.

Grimsby Town’s playoff hopes suffered a dent as they went down 1-0 to relegation-threatened Colchester United, who ended their own dismal run of form at Blundell Park. The U’s had

Shrewsbury Town stunned title favourites Birmingham City to hand new boss Gareth Ainsworth a win on his first match in the Salop dugout, ending a run of six defeats in