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Quite the day.

Congratulations to Bradford City and Gillingham who are the new leaders of League One and League Two respectively.

You can check out all the reports, tables and statistics on our dedicated pages for the third and fourth tiers of English football.

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After a dramatic day of action in League Two, Gillingham end the day on top after a victory away at Newport County.

Swindon Town - who started the day on top - fought back after going two down to level their game with Salford City at 2-2.

But the Ammies managed to find a stoppage-time winner that takes them up to second and moves Swindon back down to fourth.

Shrewsbury and Cheltenham lost again and remain in the league's bottom two. They both have just one win this season.

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Bradford City end Cardiff's unbeaten start to the season and go top with an impressive 3-1 win in Wales today.

Stevenage continue to confound the pundits with their 2-1 win over Exeter moving them into second place, while Lincoln were top for a few hours thanks to their lunchtime victory against Luton.

Burton got a handy 0-0 draw at Huddersfield but drop to the foot of the table with Peterborough winning at Plymouth.

Andy Kiwomya
Ex-Bradford forward and head of performance on BBC Radio Leeds

That is a statement three points, that tells you what can happen when you galvanise a club and they believe in what they are doing.

This was a performance to be proud of from every Bradford City player, the management and staff.

Everyone was talking about Cardiff City as the team to beat, the team that is going to get promotion, but it is Bradford City that have come away with a statement win.

Jamie Raynor
BBC Radio Leeds' Bradford City commentator

Nine games in, top of the League One table. I wonder what the odds were of that on August 2nd?

'We're Bradford City, we're top of the league' bellows from the away end.

Yet another remarkable performance. At what point do we seriously consider City as promotion material?

A very busy second half has given us plenty of storylines in the third tier.

Jordan Roberts' header has given Stevenage a 2-1 home win against Exeter, while a brilliant second-half comeback from AFC Wimbledon helped them take all three points at Doncaster.

Two more 2-1 scorelines this afternoon at Reading, who hold off Leyton Orient for a much-needed home win, and Port Vale, who scored in stoppage-time to defeat 10-men Mansfield Town.

Kyle Wootton's fourth goal of the season was the difference for Dave Challinor's Stockport at Rotherham, and it finished goalless between Huddersfield and Burton Albion.

Bradford City go top of League One with an excellent win at the previously unbeaten leaders.

Tommy Leigh's 25-yarder and an Antoni Sarcevic penalty gave them a two-goal cushion at the break before Josh Neufville added a third just after the break.

Yousef Salech headed against the Bradford bar and Callum Robinson got one back but the Bantams take the points and top spot.

Michael Duff starts his reign at Wycombe with a win.

Goals in either half from Daniel Harvie and George Abbott get the job done for the Chairboys.

Northampton's three-game winning streak comes to an end.

Nerves of steel from Valiant Ronan Curtis! He buries his last-minute spot kick and Darren Moore's side have stolen all three points.

The referee blows for full-time and Salford City have come away with all three points!

After scoring twice early on Swindon Town managed to level the game up late in the second half.

But against the odds in the final moments of the game Kallum Cesay scored to snatch the win for the hosts and move them up to second position in the table.

Back-to-back league wins for Posh.

Jimmy-Jay Morgan's third goal in three games earns the points for Peterborough who also saw Harry Leonard have a penalty saved.

Alex Mitchell hit the bar for Plymouth while Alex Bass brilliantly kept out Lorent Tolaj twice.

Stephen Halliday replaces Antoni Sarcevic as Bradford look to see this out.

Tony Grant
Former Swindon Town midfielder on BBC Radio Wiltshire

There were a calamity of mistakes!

That is a cruel way to go 3-2 down, they just haven't dealt with ball being looped into the box.

That is so harsh on the Swindon fans.

Referee Martin Woods must be enjoying this.

We've got eight minutes extra.

We have six minutes tacked onto the end of this one but it looks over.

We will have at least five minutes of time added on.

The 10-men have levelled it up.

Nigel Clough's side peg Port Vale back thanks to a glorious strike from Rhys Oates.

Callum Robinson whips a ball across the face of the Bradford goal but there's no-one there to get a touch.

That might have set us up for a grandstand finish - it hasn't.

Finally a threat from the visitors in this second period.

Cian Hayes finds Harry Leonard who shoots over.