As promised, plenty of late drama until the final kick, including at Bristol Rovers, where a saved penalty ensured the hosts clung on to all three points.

We will next be back on Tuesday with two League One matches, with Blackpool welcoming Luton Town to Bloomfield Road and Cardiff City facing Burton Albion at home.

Enjoy the rest of your weekend.

Image source, Rex Features

Image source, Rex Features/ BBC

Walsall beat Accrington 3-1 away from home to go top of League Two, as previous leaders Gillingham drop to third after a surprise 1-0 defeat at home to Harrogate, bringing their 21-game unbeaten run to an end.

Second-placed Swindon Town are one point off the top and only ahead of Gillingham on goals scored after beating Bromley 2-0 at home.

Bottom side Cheltenham are thrashed 7-1 at Grimsby after playing nearly all of the second half with nine men.

One place above them, Shrewsbury's struggles also continue, with a 2-1 loss at home to MK Dons.

The pick of the games in League Two was at Blundell Park in which Grimsby came from a goal behind to beat a managerless Cheltenham side 7-1 after the Robins were reduced to nine men

Elsewhere, Walsall end the day top of the division after a 3-1 win on the road against Accrington.

Swindon earned a comfortable 2-0 win at home against Bromley and MK Dons were victorious against Shrewsbury, 2-1.

Barrow held onto their lead despite a scare from Geraldo Bejrami in the second half and beat Crawley 2-1.

Fleetwood managed to topple Colchester, 4-2, in a thrilling encounter at Highbury Stadium.

Chesterfield beat Newport 4-1 with two goals in the last five minutes sealing the deal for Paul Cook's side.

It was just Tranmere and Cambridge who couldn't find a goal in a 0-0 draw.

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Here's how the League One table looks after a busy Sunday with plenty of movement up and down.

Stevenage moved into top spot after their win in the early kick off but Bradford City - who have played one more game - regain their position at the top of the tree following their win over Blackpool.

At the bottom of the table all of the bottom eight failed to win, with only Reading able to salvage a draw, the rest tasting defeat.

Plymouth won emphatically at Burton, as two goals from Lorent Tolaj helped Argyle to a 4-0 victory.

A late winner from Dominic Dwyer saw Mansfield steal all three points at home against Rotherham.

There were wins for Huddersfield against Exeter and for Luton who toppled Doncaster by a single goal.

Northampton beat Bolton 2-0 with two in quick succession to stun The Trotters.

Lincoln took a comfortable victory away at Peterborough, leaving the Weston Homes Stadium 3-0 winners.

The only draw in League One came at Edgeley Park as Stockport and Reading shared the points with a 1-1 draw.

Gavin Wallace
Final Score at Valley Parade

I’ve never reported that a team cruising to a 1-0 victory, but that’s precisely what I’ve just watched at Valley Parade as the hosts go back to the summit of League One.

Bradford had the freedom of Valley Parade down Blackpool’s left hand side and Josh Neufville ran a mock there all day.

Neufville should have scored on the stroke of half-time, as the ball whipped in but the winger was running at it and the header flew over the bar.

It wasn’t long after the break before the former Yeovil man was on the scene though. The ball was recycled well by the hosts, it fell to the winger who, inside the box and on the angle, curled it round his man and into the far wide bottom corner. Blackpool keeper Bailey Peacock-Farrell had no chance.

The Seasiders offered little, struggled to get bodies in the box despite playing with two up top and it showed why they are struggling.

The Bantams go marching on. There’s just no stopping them!

Adam Whitty
Final Score at London Road

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Inside London Road - the grumbles of Peterborough fans were eventually drowned out by the jubilation of the travelling Lincoln supporters.

We had 60 minutes of a good game, with only a moment of magic from 30 yards the difference. But Tendayi Darikwa's lovely effort, slammed across the face of goal from the right, sealed the deal in the end for the in-form Imps.

Lincoln look a classy, fit side - they've won their first game here since 2006 on Michael Skubala's 100th game in charge.

Peterborough came into this game with hope after two straight victories. But they lacked the cutting edge they needed, and looked more like the side that took one point from the first seven games in League One before that.

David Unsworth
Former Burnley and Everton defender on BBC Radio Lancashire

Big problems for the manager. Dare I say though Blackpool were the better team.

They were just so poor in the final third. What frustrates me is the injury time, there is no urgency. They were playing lovely football but it's all about winning. Bradford won ugly but got the three points.

That is what Rovers deserve. They were brave, they changed shape and it worked. There was controversy again from the referee but Luke Southwood came in for the big moment.

If you haven't seen a Darrell Clarke side before, this is it. Full of fight. Huge three points.

Lee Mansell
Former Bristol Rovers midfielder on BBC Radio Bristol

That is class. What a fantastic save. Luke Southwood is so, so brave there. This is pandemonium here.

What a finish as Salford miss a penalty right at the end of the match.

Bristol Rovers come from behind to win and ultimately have their keeper Luke Southwood to thank as he saved Luke Garbutt's spot-kick.

All over in South Yorkshire and Stevenage's brief time at the top of League One is over. Bradford are going back to the number one spot.

Josh Neufville's goal early in the second half gives the Bantams all three points.

Bristol Rovers keeper Luke Southwood SAVES the last-gasp penalty kick from Salford's Luke Garbutt.

He also gets a block on a follow-up shot.

The referee blows for full time and Cardiff take all three points.

That also goes down as a first home league defeat of the season for Wigan who drop down two places in the table.

Cardiff keep their spot in the top four, just three points off Bradford City in the top spot.

Haji Mnoga is sent off after an altercation.

Penalty to Cardiff City in the 95th minute!

Wigan's Morgan Fox is also shown a red card for his challenge in the process.

Five extra minutes are underway.

Chesterfield have got two goals in quick succession to put the game out of reach of Newport with Ronan Darcy and Dilan Markanday finding the back of the net, they lead 4-1.

Fleetwood lead for the first time this afternoon 4-2 against Colchester with Jordan Davies getting his second of the day, followed soon after by Mark Helm.

Accrington's hope of a comeback didn't last very long as Walsall's Albert Adomah has scored a third for the Saddlers, they lead 3-1.