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Despite selecting possibly their most attacking line-up of the season, Karl Robinson’s Oxford United fell to a 2-1 defeat against Accrington Stanley at the Kassam Stadium on Easter Monday, leaving their hopes of reaching the League One play-offs hanging by a thread.
A five-minute brace from Mikael Mandron was enough to derail a lethargic performance from MK Dons as Crewe Alexandra ran out 2-0 winners at Stadium MK.
Blackpool made a statement to the rest of the division as they dismantled Gillingham at Bloomfield Road.
After a frustrating afternoon at Sunderland last time out, Oxford United are looking to get back to winning ways against an out-of-sorts Accrington Stanley in order to stay in touch with the League One play-off places.
Hull City entertain Jon Brady’s relegation-threatened Northampton Town on Easter Monday at the KCOM, hoping that they can put further daylight between themselves and their automatic promotion rivals.
Jimmy Floyd Hasslebaink’s Brewers welcome John Sheridan’s Robins to the Pirelli Stadium with the fixture between the two crucial in terms of the relegation battle.
Two sides battling at opposite ends of the League One spectrum clash on Friday as Blackpool make the long journey South to Swindon.
Alex Jones analyses Peterborough’s promotion credentials after their 7-0 demolition of Accrington Stanley.
Hull City look to put the dampeners on Steve Evans’ play-off aspirations.
While Peterborough United are still sat second in League One, their poor form has allowed their promotion rivals to bridge the gap at the top end of the table.
Swindon Town made it back-to-back wins with a 1-0 victory at Bristol Rovers on Tuesday night. A change in their defensive structure has helped them to consecutive clean sheets and the return of Anthony Grant has been a key aspect of it.
Bristol Rovers host Swindon Town at the Memorial Stadium on Tuesday night with Joey Barton’s side still searching for a level of consistency that could drag them away from the relegation zone
Newly appointed head coach Danny Cowley got off on the right foot in his first game on Saturday afternoon, coming from a goal behind to beat Ipswich Town 2-1.
Nigel Adkins will be hoping to take Charlton by storm with a debut win this weekend as the Addicks face AFC Wimbledon.
Oxford United made an impressive statement in the League One play-off race with a 3-0 win over Doncaster Rovers. Their first half performance was practically faultless, even if head coach Karl Robinson was unwilling to say so.
Alex Jones analyses Andre Dozzell’s performance following Ipswich Town’s 1-0 victory against Plymouth Argyle.
It was an afternoon of missed chances that could have seen either side take the three points at the Keepmoat Stadium.
Keane Lewis-Potter was the star of the show in arguably his finest performance of the season as Hull City saw off playoff hopefuls Oxford United at the KCOM Stadium. The 20-year old was at the heart of everything good, scoring twice as City extended their lead to six points over second-placed Peterborough United.
Although he’s only been in charge since the beginning of March, there’s no doubting that Paul Cook will be desperate to get his first win as Ipswich Town manager.
Andy Butler’s men will be looking to get some consistent form under their belt as they face relegation-battling Northampton Town this weekend.
Oxford United reclaimed the bragging rights in the A420 derby with a 2-1 win at the County Ground on Tuesday, although the evening was far more significant than simply beating rivals Swindon to claim three points.
MK Dons crash to a third successive defeat in a week following another defensive mishap that has cost them in recent weeks, with the result being another case of the Dons “throwing away the points” and not “being beaten by the opposition”.
Michael Appleton’s side have pushed to within two points of the top of the League One table as they look to get promoted into the second tier.
Hull City moved to the top of League One with a comfortable 2-0 victory over strugglers Bristol Rovers at the KCOM Stadium. Although Gavin Whyte was the hero of the afternoon with both of his side’s goals, George Honeyman left his mark on Hull’s latest home victory.