Hull have continued to make sure they hold onto their authority over the League One table. Their flawless 3-0 win over Ipswich was very impressive indeed – helping them to be one of the League One favourites to win over on www.Sportsbet.com.au. It's games like that one that make quite a few fans they're going to have a good reign over the season!
The opening goal by Mallik Wilks was just two minutes in the game; making morale superiorly high. The second goal took place when Josh Magennis took the lead for the Tigers even further, with a strike for a goal just before half time was called on the time.
Ipswich went on to securing second place after their third place start, due to Tom Eaves sealing the third goal and thus a straight win from then on there from the 77th minute.
Peterborough had managed to bounce back to some wins after two straight defeats, at the 41st minute, a goal was secured by Jonson Clarke-Harris. Causing Plymouth to fall when played at London Road.
The 74th minute header from Lincoln, was a cause for celebration as it gave them a 1-0 lead and win over Swindon in the second half of the game. Lewis Montsma can take the credit for that, and gives his team a first win and celebration within four consecutive matches overall. This made Lincoln jump from sixth place to third, also combining the results from the rest of the week too.
Portsmouth became very infuriated by their draw at 1-1 to Oxford, played at Fratton Park. Unfortunately, the header at the 69th minute had to be met and matched with a penalty goal for their visitors Oxford.
Burton managed to secure a 4-2 huge win over Charlton and then also move from the bottom of the table too. This was highly unexpected, especially since Charlton managed to win 8 consecutive football League One matches. There is definitely always hope, with the correct precision and team morale-as Burton so boldly managed to represent to the fans.
Lucas Akin and Joe Powell were the reason that Burton had such an amazing start and 2 goal lead over Charlton. However, just before the half time came, Paul Smyth from Charlton managed to secure a goal to reduce Burton's huge lead in the game, making it 2-1. It then came from Same Hughes that managed to give Burton a two goal lead over Charlton in the 76th minute of the game. This win for Burton has put Wigan back to the bottom of the league, due to Wigan being unable to actually secure any leading goals out of the draw to their opponents Bristol Rovers.
Shrewsbury started the game with a two goal lead against their opponents at MK Dons, however their defence suffered and they were not able to maintain their high, ultimately struggling and drawing 2-2. Throughout the entire second season they have only won one game so far and this win would have secured them their second so far. Carlton Morris and Cameron Jerome managed to bring back what they lost against Shrewsbury from Shaun Whalley and Marc Pugh.
Doncaster managed to hit back on two goals that won victory over Blackpool's lead, for a 3-2 win at Keepmoat stadium. The penalty at the 38th minute was what gave Blackpool their lead, but thankfully for Cameron John and Reece James, they put Doncaster back on top. The final killer was secured by Ben Whiteman at the 76th minute, where he managed to steal the points and secure victory for the day, via another penalty kick.
