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BEES ARE STUNG BY GRECIANS

LEAGUE TWO
EXETER produced a late rally to get the better of Barnet and maintain their three-point lead at the top.
Shaq Coulthirst gave the Bees the lead, but Reuben Reid levelled and Jayden Stockley bagged a last-gasp winner. Notts County went second with a 1-0 win against Swindon. Jon Stead netted from the spot.
Accrington fell to third after going down 2-1 at home against Grimsby. Sam Jones and Martyn Woolford netted for the Mariners.
Coventry moved fourth with a 2-0 win ag ainst Carlisle, Duckens Nazon and Peter Vincenti netting. Port Vale remained bottom after losing 2-0 at Luton. Oth...

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