Summary

  • Live updates from 24 League One & Two matches

  • League One: Bolton beat Wimbledon; Wright stunner edges Bradford past Doncaster

  • Leaders Cardiff held by lowly Burton; Lincoln win away at Wigan; Luton beat Blackpool

  • Northampton lose 2-0 at home to Reading; Stockport come from behind to beat Plymouth; Rotherham beat Exeter 4-0

  • League Two: Bristol Rovers earn important 3-0 win over relegation rivals Newport; MK Dons play out entertaining 2-2 draw with Grimsby

  • Ben Thompson scores hat-trick as leaders Bromley beat Gillingham; In-form Cambridge win again; Adomah rescues point for Walsall

  • Crawley beat Harrogate; Notts County defeat Fleetwood; Swindon earn 3-1 win over Barrow

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Live Reporting

Kate Holloway, Gideon Brooks, Ben Hutchinson and Steve Mather

  1. 'Three goals and three points'

    Bristol Rovers 3-0 Newport

    Lee Mansell
    Former Bristol Rovers midfielder on BBC Radio Bristol

    It's a really good goal for Rovers there, the ball from Rijks is timed to perfection.

    Cavegn absolutely leathers that one into the net.

    Three goals and three points.

  2. goal

    GOAL: Bristol Rovers 3-0 Newport

    Fabrizio Cavegn (88 mins)

    And that wraps things up at the Mem.

    Mees Rijks feeds Shaqai Forde in the middle who finds Fabrizio Cavegn out right. He cuts inside and hits an unstoppable strike for this 14th goal of the season.

    Game over.

    Steve Evans' side had lost their last eight home games before today and this is an important win over a team involved alongside them in the relegation scrap.

  3. SUBSTITUTION

    Grimsby 2-2 MK Dons

    Jay Matete replaces Connor Lemonheigh-Evans as the sub is subbed following a knock.

  4. SUBSTITUTION

    Bristol Rovers 2-0 Newport

    Mees Rijks replaces Ellis Harrison who departs to a decent round of applause from the home fans. They obviously recognise a shift when they see it round Bristol way.

  5. 'What a finish that is'

    Bradford 1-0 Doncaster

    Mark Bower
    Former Bradford City defender on BBC Radio Leeds

    You would think it would take something special to break the deadlock and there it is.

    What a finish that is, a timely goal.

    Wright has had a tough time of it the last few games so I'm really happy for him.

  6. Bristol Rovers 2-0 Newport

    The game is getting scrappy now with plenty of stoppages and breaks. And that suits Rovers perfectly.

    Fifteen to go and the home side are in a commanding position.

  7. SUBSTITUTIONS

    Grimsby 2-2 MK Dons

    Tyrell Warren on for Sam Lavelle as David Artell shuffles his defence. Warren goes to left back and Harvey Rodgers goes back into centre half.

  8. goal

    GOAL: Bradford 1-0 Doncaster

    Tyreik Wright (81 mins)

    This one will count!

    Substitute Tyreik Wright's volley is a sight to behold, acrobatically thundering Josh Neufville's cross into the net. Oh, it's scrumptious.

    Amazingly, it's just Wright's second goal of the season and the first... well, that came against Doncaster too.

  9. Bradford 0-0 Doncaster

    The 'ooo's' from the crowd are deafening after a Bradford corner causes mayhem in the box.

    It's aimed for Paul Mullin, but is deflected onto a Doncaster head before hitting Aden Baldwin to head onto target.

    The keeper has his eye kept on the ball though and grabs it to ensure no more chaos continues.

  10. Bristol Rovers 2-0 Newport

    Ryan de Havilland gets the ball to Kofi Balmer but he skies his effort from 35 yards. Always looked unlikely to beat Jordan Wright from that distance.

  11. YELLOW CARD

    Grimsby 2-2 MK Dons

    Luke Offord fouls Jamie Walker mid pitch and out comes the yellow card. Tempers are fraying a little.

  12. CLOSE!

    Bradford 0-0 Doncaster

    Ooph.

    Rovers midfielder George Broadbent's strike form distance is nice to look at but he can't quite get it on target, watching it swoop past the net by a very fine margin.

  13. goal

    GOAL: Grimsby 2-2 MK Dons

    Jaze Kabia (73 mins)

    And they are level.

    This has been a great comeback and it is the first half villain Jaze Kabia who has dragged them back with two goals in eight second half minutes.

    His second comes from a corner, sticking his head in where it hurts after Reece Staunton fires in a perfect centre from the right.

  14. SUBSTITUTIONS

    Grimsby 1-2 MK Dons

    Connor Lemonheigh-Evans is on for Liam Kelly, Rushian Hepburn-Murphy replaced opening goalscorer Callum Paterson.

  15. PENALTY APPEAL

    AFC Wimbledon 0-1 Bolton

    Bolton's Sam Dalby is brought down in the box but despite his best appeals, the referee says no dice.

    Shortly after, Rob Apter leaves the stage to end his debut, replaced by Ibrahim Cissoko.

  16. Bristol Rovers 2-0 Newport

    The visitors' Harrison Biggins has two chances first with his head and then his boot. The first is cleared and he fires the second well wide with the goal beckoning.

    Christopher Biggins might have done better.

  17. goal

    GOAL: Grimsby 1-2 MK Dons

    Jaze Kabia (64 mins)

    And Jaze Kabia makes amends to get the Mariners back in this.

    A 13th goal in all competitions for the striker who stabs in at the back post after George McEachran's diagonal finds its way through a mess of legs in the middle.

    He was offside in the first half to stop what should have been McEachran's opener but he has dragged Grimsby right into the contest.

    Kabia has now scored home and away against MK Dons.

  18. SUBSTITUTION

    AFC Wimbledon 0-1 Bolton

    Wimbledon are ramping up the shots at goal but are still yet to guide one towards the target.

    Still, Bolton would quite like a cushion and freshen up their attack by withdrawing goal scorer Corey Blackett-Taylor for Thierry Gale.

  19. Grimsby 0-2 MK Dons

    Lovely combination from Andy Cook and Harvey Rodgers on the right side of the box ends in a bit of a schmozzle with the latter getting his legs tangled before tumbling to the turf.

    This is much better from the hosts who are pressing high, working hard and getting closer.

  20. 'I sense a goal is coming'

    Bradford 0-0 Doncaster

    Lee Turnbull
    Former Doncaster midfielder on BBC Radio Sheffield

    As it stands it's 0-0 but it's a really good game.

    Both sides are having chances and I sense a goal is coming, it's highly competitive.

    Rovers are really getting into this one.