Charlton Athletic had to come from behind to maintain their 100% record away from home as they recorded their 4th away win at Spotland against Rochdale. Hollands and Wiggins gave the Addicks a 2-goal lead with goals in the 20th and 44th minutes respectively before Grimes and Ball got the home side back on level terms with goals in the 57th and 60th minutes. The winner came 10 minutes from time when Hollands netted the decisive goal. Rochdale 19th, Charlton Athletic 1st.
Sheffield United maintained the pressure at the top with a comfortable 3-0 win over Colchester United at Bramhall Lane. Evans (3rd min), Porter (12th min) and Quinn (72nd min) did enough to secure the win. Sheffield United 2nd, Colchester United 15th.
Franchise FC and Huddersfield Town had to settle for a share of the points at Stadium:Franchise in a 1-1 draw. Arfield gave the Terriers the lead in the 37th minute, with Lewington levelling for the home side in the 65th minute. Franchise FC 4th, Huddersfield Town 3rd.
Hartlepool United made light work of Bury, who are going backwards rapidly at the moment. Solano (33rd min) and a Nish brace (51st & 74th mins) ensured that the points were going to remain in the north east. Hartlepool United 5th, Bury 20th.
Preston North End managed to edge in to the play-off places following a 3-1 win over Brentford at Griffin Park. Mellor gave PNE the lead in the 10th minute, with McGinn levelling 11 minutes later. The lead didn't last too long as Hume put the Lancashire side back in front just after the half hour mark. Mellor made sure of the points with 17 minutes left to go. Preston North End 6th, Brentford 8th.
Notts County managed to inflict Stevenage Borough's first home league defeat of the season, coming away from Broadhall Lane with a 2-0 win. Lee Hughes put the Magpies in front on the stroke of half time, with Burgess doubling the advantage 5 minutes after the break. Stevenage Borough 12th, Notts County 7th.
Sheffield Wednesday managed to record their first away win of the campaign at the expense of Yeovil Town at Huish Park. Despite McGoldrick putting the Owls 1-up in the 10th minute, the Glovers hit back with a brace from Agard in the 28th and 38th minutes. After the re-start, Bennett (53rd min) and Madine (72nd min) made sure that the points were heading back to Yorkshire. Yeovil Town 18th, Sheffield Wednesday 9th.
Tranmere Rovers managed to see Wycombe Wanderers off with a 2-0 win at Prenton Park. Showumni (9th min) and Taylor (60th min) scored the goals to claim the points. Tranmere Rovers 10th, Wycombe Wanderers 22nd.
They might have taken the lead through Porter (18th min), but Leyton Orient still found themselves on the wrong end of a 3-1 home defeat, this time at the hands of Oldham Athletic. The Latics claimed the points with goals from Kuqi (49th min), Reid (65th min), and Smith (89th min) to round off a miserable week for the O's. Leyton Orient 24th, Oldham Athletic 11th.
After a dodgy start to the season, Chesterfield made it 3 wins in a week following a 4-1 win over Carlisle United at the b2Net Stadium. Goals from Clarke (3rd, 26th and 51st mins) and Westcarr (65th min) only drew a single response from Miller (20th min). Chesterfield 14th, Carlisle United 13th.
Scunthorpe United are the other side in League One yet to record a win, following their 6th draw of the season. The latest stalemate came at Bescot against Walsall. Chambers gave the Saddlers the lead in the 22nd minute. Thompson levelled for the Iron in the 78th minute only to see Grigg restoring the home sides advantage with 7 minutes to go. With a home win on the cards, Tyan popped up to make it 2-2 in the 94th minute. Walsall 16th, Scunthorpe United 21st.
AFC Bournemouth made it back to back away wins following a 2-0 win over Exeter City at St James's Park. Thomas opened the scoring in the 38th minute, with Duffy diverting the ball over his own goal line on the stroke of full time to seal the win for the Cherries. Exeter City 23rd, AFC Bournemouth 17th.