Accrington 1-0 MK Dons
Mike Williamson lost his first match as MK Dons head coach as Accrington claimed a narrow win to move into the League Two play-off spots.
Shaun Whalley struck in the 31st minute to make it three successive league wins for the Reds while it is now nine games without a victory for the Dons, who appointed Williamson four days ago after sacking Graham Alexander.
Mohamed Eisa could have given the Williamson era a dream start after 40 seconds but his effort went narrowly over the bar.
Chances were at a premium, with a Joe Pritchard strike pushed away by visiting goalkeeper Craig MacGillivray after 14 minutes.
Stanley took the lead just after the half-hour mark when Pritchard found the unmarked Whalley in the area and he made space for himself before firing the ball into the roof of the net.
Dons top scorer Eisa had another two chances before the break but was unable to find the target.
Whalley came close to a second for the home side after 50 minutes but MacGillivray denied him from close range.
MK Dons pressed for the equaliser with Max Dean coming close but they were unable to avoid defeat and drop to 18th place.
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Barrow 0-0 AFC Wimbledon
Barrow and AFC Wimbledon shared the points in a largely forgettable goalless stalemate.
Neither side could lay any real claim to deserving the points, with precious little entertainment provided in a dour encounter.
Chances were few and far between in a cagey first half that barely flickered into life.
Elliot Newby's early opening for Barrow, from Emile Acquah's neat ball, was snuffed out by a good block from Isaac Ogundere.
At the other end, Paul Farman was tested by a Jake Reeves free-kick but the Bluebirds keeper made the ground across goal to push it to safety.
James Chester had the first half's last real opening but got underneath his header from Newby's cross and sent the ball inches clear of the bar.
The second half continued in the same vein as the first had ended, with Barrow narrowly on top but unable to find a breakthrough.
Dean Campbell went close with a free-kick but it posed little trouble for Alex Bass in the Dons goal.
Visiting forward Ali Al Hamadi finally had a chance to break the deadlock with 20 minutes left but, after outpacing Niall Canavan on the right flank, fired straight at Farman.
Wimbledon survived a desperate goalmouth scramble after Acquah's first-time shot was deflected wide, with Bass pouncing on the ball in a crowd.
Barrow substitute Dom Telford was off-target with two late headers and the Dons replacement Aron Sasu forced a late save from Farman, who also denied Reeves in a last-ditch breakaway, and the game ended goalless.
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Bradford 1-1 Wrexham
Adam Wilson's late equaliser extended Kevin McDonald's unbeaten run as Bradford caretaker manager to four games as they snatched a draw with Wrexham.
The substitute scored via the underside of the crossbar after 85 minutes to cancel out Paul Mullin's header.
Former Bradford manager Phil Parkinson returned to the club for only the second time since leaving in May 2016, and his Wrexham side had a good shout for a penalty rejected when Steven Fletcher went down under a challenge from Sam Stubbs.
Mullin then had the best chance of the first half, putting a diving header wide from Ryan Barnett's cross.
Andy Cook and Emmanuel Osadebe shot straight at visiting goalkeeper Arthur Okonkwo as the Bantams finally rallied before Fletcher, making his first Wrexham start, fired wastefully wide.
Bradford looked the more threatening team in the second half and Okonkwo tipped away a low shot from Walker.
However, the away side went ahead after 68 minutes from their first effort on target as Mullin made no mistake with his header from another Barnett cross.
That threatened to be enough for Parkinson's side but Wilson hit back to ensure a share of the points from a captivating contest.
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Colchester 1-2 Harrogate
Substitute Sam Folarin scored one and made another as Harrogate came from behind to win 2-1 at struggling Colchester.
The hosts started well and Noah Chilvers' first-time shot flashed just wide early on.
Colchester went close again when Chay Cooper's effort was parried away by Mark Oxley for a corner, seconds after the youngster had been denied by the Harrogate goalkeeper's diving save.
Oxley pushed Bradley Ihionvien's header over the bar early in the second half before Colchester took a 62nd-minute lead when Cooper curled a delightful strike into the top corner from the edge of the area after being picked out by Cameron McGeehan.
But Harrogate needed less than three minutes to equalise, with Matt Daly finishing clinically from close range following Folarin's pass.
McGeehan's curled effort clipped the top of the bar for Colchester, but Harrogate scored the winner in the 80th minute when Folarin curled a brilliant shot into the top corner from the edge of the area after Levi Sutton's blocked attempt had fallen into his path.
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Crawley 2-4 Crewe
Crawley twice let the lead slip to crash to their third successive league defeat as Crewe marked Lee Bell's 50th game in charge with a 4-2 victory at the Broadfield Stadium.
Crewe, victors in only two of their previous 21 away league matches, were spirited throughout as Crawley suffered back-to-back home league defeats for the first time under boss Scott Lindsey.
Crewe came close to taking the lead in only the third minute when, following a free-kick from former Crawley midfielder Jack Powell, Rio Adebisi's close-range effort was parried by goalkeeper Corey Addai.
Striker Klaidi Lolos, making his first home league start of the season, put the hosts ahead after 15 minutes from the edge of the area after being set up by Danilo Orsi.
But the lead only lasted five minutes, with Shilow Tracey racing on to a through-ball from Joe White to level with a low shot into the corner.
Ronan Darcy restored Crawley's advantage in the 28th minute, his drive from the edge of the area hitting both posts before going in following an assist by Lolos.
Crewe made it 2-2 11 minutes after the interval when stand-in Crawley skipper Dion Conroy put through his own goal after a cross by Adebisi.
Nick Tsaroulla shot over from a good position before Reds substitute Kellan Gordon curled an effort wide from the edge of the area.
But Courtney Baker-Richardson converted a low cross by Michael Williams from point-blank range to put Crewe 3-2 ahead after 75 minutes.
And substitute Elliot Nevitt sealed victory in the third minute of stoppage time by rounding keeper Addai and planting the ball into an empty net.
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Gillingham 1-2 Notts County
Substitute Lewis Macari's spectacular winner earned Notts County a 2-1 victory against managerless Gillingham in their 5,000th league game.
Macaulay Langstaff met Tobi Adebayo-Rowling's low cross to deservedly put the visitors in front in the 38th minute.
A last-ditch tackle from Dom Jefferies prevented Langstaff from doubling the Magpies' lead from close range shortly after the break.
The Gills, under the guidance of interim manager Keith Millen, drew level thanks to a fine solo goal from left-back Scott Malone in the 52nd minute.
The former Millwall man created a chance out of nothing inside the penalty area and fired low past Sam Slocombe.
County continued to dominate possession and almost retook the lead when Jodi Jones forced Jake Turner into a smart reaction save, before Malone's block of Adebayo-Rowling's dangerous cross almost deflected into his own net.
The visitors' victory was secured when Stoke loanee Macari marked his English league debut by firing into the top corner from 20 yards.
County's third away win of the season keeps them second in League Two, while Gillingham drop to ninth following a third defeat in six.
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Salford 2-2 Swindon
Liam Humbles came off the bench to earn Salford a point deep into stoppage time in a 2-2 draw with Swindon.
Both right-backs were on target in the first 11 minutes with Remeao Hutton's strike cancelling out an opener from the Ammies' Ethan Ingram.
Charlie Austin's late penalty looked to have won it for the Robins, but Humbles smashed home the equaliser in the 96th minute.
Salford took the lead when Luke Bolton played Ingram through before he fired into the bottom corner.
It could have been 2-0 soon after, and this time Bolton latched on to Matt Smith's flick-on but poked the ball just wide.
Instead, it was 1-1 thanks a clever corner from Tyrese Shade, who pulled it back to the edge of the box for Hutton to score.
Bolton and Stevie Mallan then went close for Salford, although Elliot Watt's goal-saving last-man tackle on Austin kept the scores level.
Swindon were then awarded a penalty and Curtis Tilt was sent off for bringing down Rushian Hepburn-Murphy.
Austin's 50th goal for Swindon from the spot was well-deserved, but Salford hit back and Humbles levelled the scores.
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Stockport 3-2 Grimsby
A brace from Louie Barry helped Stockport to an eighth straight win - 3-2 against Grimsby.
The hosts were awarded a penalty inside six minutes after Will Collar was pulled down in the box, with Barry converting to open the scoring.
Two minutes later, Tanto Olaofe slotted past Jake Eastwood to double Stockport's lead.
The Hatters almost made it three after 39 minutes but a second spot-kick was struck wide by Olaofe.
Grimsby halved the deficit shortly before half-time as Donovan Wilson scrambled for the ball and scored from close range.
The visitors equalised through a Gavan Holohan penalty after goalkeeper Ben Hinchliffe had brought him down.
But Stockport restored their lead in the 74th minute when a free-kick met the head of Collar and he nodded across goal for Barry to score.
The Mariners fought for another equaliser deep into stoppage time but it was not to be.
Victory for the hosts sees them stay at the top of Sky Bet League Two.
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Sutton 2-3 Morecambe
Joel Senior's stoppage-time strike inflicted heartache on the Football League's basement boys Sutton as Morecambe edged a five-goal thriller.
Shrimps goalkeeper Stuart Moore produced two good early saves to keep out a Ben Goodliffe header and Farrend Rawson effort.
The visitors opened the scoring on the half-hour as Michael Mellon fired a penalty - awarded after Goodliffe's foul on Jacob Bedeau - into the roof of the net.
And Adam Mayor doubled the lead in first-half stoppage time as his low strike made it two.
The U's instantly replied as Harry Smith's header beat a sprawling Moore, who failed to reappear for the second half after sustaining an injury as he changed direction.
Sutton got a deserved equaliser just after the hour when Goodliffe hooked the ball home from a long throw.
But hopes of a comeback point were scuppered when Senior lashed home a low effort from outside the box after being allowed to run at the home defence.
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