The League 2 season continued with the latest round of matches played over the weekend.
Plymouth’s five-points lead was maintained with Doncaster the nearest challengers. No match meant Newport stayed bottom with Exeter dropping into the bottom two with them.
Here’s a round up of the League 2 action from the other matches played.
Results
Sat 1 Oct 2016 – League Two
Barnet 0-0 Leyton Orient 15:00
Cambridge 2-1 Accrington 15:00
Carlisle 2-0 Colchester 15:00
Cheltenham 1-1 Luton 15:00
Crawley 1-0 Blackpool 15:00
Crewe 1-1 Mansfield 15:00
Grimsby 0-3 Hartlepool 15:00
Newport P-P Stevenage 15:00
Notts County A-A Morecambe 15:00
Plymouth 4-1 Yeovil 15:00
Portsmouth 1-2 Doncaster 15:00
Wycombe 1-0 Exeter 15:00
Leaders Plymouth maintained their five-point lead at the top, a four-one win at Home Park against fellow West Country side Yeovil ensured the Pilgrims would keep that gap regardless.
Doncaster’s two-one win at Fratton Park against Portsmouth made it back-to-back defeats for Pompey and kept Donny in second, Pompey remain in the play-offs.
Carlisle climbed up into third with a two-nil win against Colchester at Brunton Park keeping Keith Curle’s side as the only unbeaten side in the division.
With Cheltenham collecting a point at a Luton side pushing for promotion (at this stage) the Robins’ one-one draw saw them out of the bottom two, they leapt above Exeter who were beaten one-nil at Wycombe.
Crawley climbed into the play-off with a one-nil win against Blackpool (who couldn’t follow up an impressive win against Pompey in the midweek prior) with Hartlepool heading towards the play-offs themselves with a three-nil win at Grimsby seeing the Mariners down to ninth and Pools up to midtable but just three-points off the top seven.
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