Hull City kept pace with Luton with a 2-0 win over struggling Torquay United. Fagan and Elliott netted from the penalty spot in the 61st and 73rd minutes, leaving the Torquay manager fuming with the match officials. Hull City 2nd, Torquay United 21st.
Sheffield Wednesday were dominated by in form Blackpool, but still came out 3-2 winners at Hillsborough. Rocastle put Wednesday in front in the 27th minute, with Southern levelling just after the break. Two quick strikes from Talbot effectively sealed the match in the 84th and 90th minutes, leaving Wellens to set up a nervy last few moments as he also scored in the 90th minute. Sheffield Wednesday 3rd, Blackpool 14th.
Tranmere Rovers travelled to play-off contenders Hartlepool United and condemned the home side to their 4th straight defeat. The only goal of the game came from Dagnall in the 53rd minute. Hartlepool United 6th, Tranmere Rovers 4th.
AFC Bournemouth won their first League match at Bescot for 31 years, coming away with a 2-1 win - their 8th away victory! Even though Fryatt put the Walsall ahead on 7 seconds, Steve Fletcher (40th) levelled and Garreth O'Connor (53rd) made sure that the points headed back to the south coast. Walsall 17th, AFCB 5th.
Bradford City were almost on the end of a shock result at London Road against Peterborough United. United had managed to get themselves in to a handy 2-goal lead before half time through Thompson (28) and Legg (31). But veteran Dean Windass secured a point for the Yorkshire side with a brace in the 64th and 73rd minutes. Peterborough United 23rd, Bradford City 10th.
Chesterfield made sure of League One football against Huddersfield Town with a 2-1 home win. Nicholson netted a brace of penalties in the 53rd and 78th minutes before Mirfin got one back for the visitors, but it wasn't enough. Chesterfield 12th, Huddersfield Town 15th.
Colchester United virtually put the death nail in to Stockport County's League One future, winning 1-2 at Edgeley Park. Warren Feeney put the home side ahead in the 4th minute, but Danns levelled with a 30th minute penalty, and then followed up with an injury time winner. The result leaves Stockport rooted to the bottom, some 15 points of safety (with goal difference taken in to account). Stockport County 24th, Colchester United 16th.
Franchise FC secured a point against Port Vale at the National Hockey Stadium. Matthews had put the visitors ahead in the 69th minute, but Platt levelled in the 72nd minute, ensuring a share of the points for both. Franchise FC 20th, Port Vale 18th.
Oldham Athletic have been dragged back in to the relegation mire, this time handing fellow strugglers Wrexham a 1-0 win at The Racecourse ground. The only goal of the game came in the final few seconds as Hector Sam scored in the 90th minute. Wrexham 22nd, Oldham Athletic 19th.
There were two other games in League One, both ended 0-0. Bristol City and Barnsley could not generate a goal between them, leaving those two 8th and 13th respectively. The same was also true for Doncaster Rovers and Brentford - 11th and 7th respectively.