Huddersfield Town now sit pretty in 2nd following their Monday night win over Bradford City at Valley Parade. Hudson put Town ahead in the 20th minute, before Petta levelled for the home side. The winner was claimed in the 78th minute through Booth. Bradford City 10th, Huddersfield Town 2nd.
Swansea City were knocked off top spot this weekend following a 1-0 defeat at Huish against rejuvenated Yeovil Town. Skiverton claimed the only goal of the game in the 38th minute. Yeovil Town 8th, Swansea City 3rd.
Brentford maintained the pressure on the leading clubs in League One with a 1-0 away win over Oldham Athletic. The only goal of their game came in the 65th minute from Fitzgerald. Oldham Athletic 15th, Brentford 4th.
Port Vale piled more pressure on Swindon Town as the Wiltshire once again took the lead only to loose 2-1. Once again Fallon put Swindon ahead (24th minute), but it wasn't enough as Bell (43) and Cornes (52) sealed the points for the Staffordshire side. The defeat leaves Swindon 6 points adrift at the foot of the table, and 7 from safety. Swindon Town 24th, Port Vale 5th.
Scunthorpe United claimed the final play off place with a 2-0 win over Tranmere Rovers at Prenton Park. The defeat has since seen the Tranmere Board publically support manager Brian Little! Keogh got the visitors of to a flyer in the first minute, with the win secured in the 38th minute through Sharp. Tranmere Rovers 20th, Scunthorpe United 6th.
Walsall left it late to claim a point against Franchise FC at the Bescot Stadium. Edds had put the visitors ahead in the 71st minute before Bennett levelled for the home side right on the stroke of full time. Walsall 12th, Franchise FC 21st.
Colchester United claimed an away win at the expense of Blackpool at Bloomfield Road. The visitors were ahead in the 15th minute through Halford. It seemed that a point had been salvaged by Blackpool as Wright netted in injury time at the end of the game. But Halford still had time to net his second to secure the points for the Essex side. Blackpool 19th, Colchester United 13th.
AFC Bournemouth left it late against Doncaster Rovers on Friday evening at Dean Court. Heffernan had put Rovers ahead as early as the 6th minute and must have thought that a win was likely. But that was until Surman popped up to volley home in the 83rd minute, and Stock to head home in the 91st minute! AFC Bournemouth 14th, Doncaster Rovers 17th.
Chesterfield (7th), Barnsley (9th), Rotherham United (16th), Hartlepool United (18th), Bristol City (22nd) and Gillingham (23rd) all didn't play as their matches were called off due to international call ups.