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IPSWICH TOWN 1-3 WOLVERHAMPTON WANDERERS LUTON TOWN 0-2 LEEDS UNITED (12.30) MILLWALL 1-0 PORTSMOUTH PLYMOUTH ARGYLE 1-2 NORWICH CITY QUEENS PARK RANGERS 0-1 CARDIFF CITY WREXHAM 2-0 BURTON ALBION (12.30) PETERBOROUGH UNITED 3-1 NORTHAMPTON TOWN SHREWSBURY TOWN 0-1 CAMBRIDGE UNITED WALSALL 0-1 PORT VALE (12.30) SALFORD CITY 1-0 GILLINGHAM
Reading extended their unbeaten League One run to 11 games as they breezed past Peterborough at the SCL Stadium.
The Royals held a 1-0 half-time lead courtesy of an early own goal by Posh skipper Sam Hughes and were soon 3-0 up in the second half after efforts from Harvey Knibbs and Charlie Savage.
Kwame Poku reduced the deficit for Peterborough but the disappointing visitors were rarely in the hunt.
"Stoke City bolstered their chances of Championship survival with a convincing 3-1 win over Queens Park Rangers.
Bae Jun-ho slid in the Potters' opener from close range thanks to Junior Tchamadeu's low cross before the right back got a goal of his own goal from the edge of the area just before half-time."
BURNLEY 1-0 BRISTOL CITY LEEDS UNITED 2-0 SWANSEA CITY BIRMINGHAM CITY 3-0 SHREWSBURY TOWN READING 2-1 PETERBOROUGH UNITED BARROW 1-0 CHESTERFIELD HARROGATE TOWN 1-0 GILLINGHAM NEWPORT COUNTY 2-1 NOTTS COUNTY
York's hopes of automatic promotion from the National League were dealt a blow with a 2-1 defeat against Braintree. veteran John Akinde fired in from outside the box to make it 1-0. Assist: R. Clampin.
R. Clampin full 90' M. Marshall-Miranda full 90' K. Lisbie (not sure which brother is the Col U loanee - however one was subbed off at 62' and the other at 88'). C. Cooper subbed off at 69' J. Akinde full 90' A. Judge unused sub
BARNSLEY 1-0 CAMBRIDGE UNITED LINCOLN CITY 1-0 EXETER CITY MANSFIELD TOWN PvP LEYTON ORIENT POSTPONED Due to International call-ups CARLISLE UNITED 1-0 BROMLEY FLEETWOOD TOWN 1-0 TRANMERE ROVERS PORT VALE 1-0 MORECAMBE
Wealdstone winger Todd Miller has left the club after both parties agreed to the mutual termination of his contract.
The 22-year-old made six appearances at the club having joined at the start of the current season.
I said this on the Official Col U Messageboard back in Aug 2023: "Not quite "The One That Got Away", and I'm sure we missed out on a load of appearance fee bonuses and potential sell-on clauses.
Hope the lad finds his feet in the National League and forges a career for himself! Looked a bit lost leading the line for Donny last season I thought."
Not sure what is next the for lad unfortunately? Maybe a stint at Braintree will help!
Braintree eased any lingering National League relegation fears by denting Gateshead's promotion chances with a comeback win at the International Stadium.
The visitors started in determined fashion well with Chay Cooper forcing keeper Tiernan Brooks into an early save and John Akinde heading just wide.
Kyrell Lisbie might have had Braintree level before half-time, only to steer brother Kyreece's cross wide, but the pair combined 12 minutes after the restart to set up Cooper to level.
The visitors went ahead through Akinde's penalty and increased their lead three minutes later when Kyreece Lisbie fired home from Cooper's cross to extend the Heed's losing run to four games.
Former 'U' Luke Hannant started and played the full 90' for Gateshead. (Still a hero for that goal at Portman Rd!)
R. Clampin -played full 90' M. Marshall-Miranda 55', Yellow Card at 55 minute and then subbed off at 86'. A. Judge came on as an 82' sub.
Huddersfield caretaker boss Jon Worthington made a dream start as his side reclaimed sixth place in League One with an emphatic win over Crawley.
The Terriers had not scored in their previous six home games going back to December under previous boss Michael Duff, but netted four times inside the opening 30 minutes against the relegation strugglers.
Joe Taylor tapped home a third-minute opener on his return to the starting line-up from injury, converting a simple chance on the rebound after Callum Marshall had a close-range effort saved.
EVERTON 2-1 WEST HAM UNITED SOUTHAMPTON 1-2 WOLVERHAMPTON WANDERERS OXFORD UNITED 1-2 WATFORD WEST BROMWICH ALBION 1-0 HULL CITY WYCOMBE WANDERERS 1-2 WREXHAM ACCRINGTON STANLEY 2-1 GILLINGHAM