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A full complement of League One and League Two took place on Tuesday, with the exception of two fixtures at Barrow and Cheltenham Town, with huge results at both the tops and bottoms of either table.
Andy Woodman hailed Nicke Kabamba’s last-gasp winner against Swindon Town as his header won a pulsating top-of-the-table clash to maintain Bromley’s grip on top spot in League Two.
Salford City’s class of 2026 may have climbed up to second in the League Two table with victory over Bristol Rovers, but boss Karl Robinson insists nobody will be getting carried away just yet.
Paul Gallagher saw Barrow slump to their third defeat in three games since he took charge, with a 1-0 loss at home to Crawley Town, and slammed the referee over a disallowed goal.
