LEAGUE TWO

NOTTS COUNTY 1 WALSALL 2

MAT SADLER expressed his delight over his Walsall team’s display, as they came from a goal down to win at Notts County. Oisin McEntee’s second-half brace completed the comeback, after Aden Baldwin gave the hosts the lead. Sadler said: ‘We are very good team playing against what I also think is a very good team.’

MORECAMBE 1 STOCKPORT 1

A KYLE WOOTTON goal three minutes from time earned league leaders Stockport a battling point. Their manager Dave Challinor said: ‘We had enough of the ball to take more from the game.’ Morecambe had taken the lead in the in the 69th minute with an excellent counter attack as David Tutonda played in Michael Mellon.

WIMBLEDON 4 SWINDON 0

JOHNNIE JACKSON is reaping the benefits of keeping faith with his Wimbledon players. ‘They believe in themselves,’ he said. Ali Al-Hamadi scored twice after goals from Omar Bugiel and Armani Little.

COLCHESTER 1 CRAWLEY 2

CRAWLEY boss Scott Lindsey saluted his side’s ‘professional’ performance as they won at Colchester. Liam Kelly and Danilo Orsi (penalty) put the visitors in charge, before Joe Taylor pulled a goal back in stoppage time.

TRANMERE 2 NEWPORT 1

TRANMERE boss Nigel Adkins believes there’s now a ‘real momentum’ building at the club Two second-half strikes from Kieron Morris cancelled out

Will Evans’ opener for Newport.

GRIMSBY 2 CREWE 1

DAVID ARTELL picked up his first win as Grimsby manager thanks to goals from Abo Eisa and Danny Rose. Artell said: ‘It wasn’t vintage football from either side, but there were glimpses.’ Crewe replied via substitute Joe White.

ACCRINGTON 0 DONCASTER 0

ACCRINGTON manager

John Coleman took heart from a clean sheet against Doncaster at the Wham Stadium. ‘It’s one of them, you have to play the conditions first and the opposition second,’ he said.