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Callum Hendry and Matt Smith both scored twice as Salford City continued their unbeaten record under Karl Robinson, winning 5-3 at home to Barrow.

City are now 16 points clear of the bottom two, while it was also a good day for Doncaster Rovers who eased to a 5-1 victory away to Grimsby.

The Mariners' defeat, which leaves them in 22nd spot, is just about the only glimmer of hope for the bottom two, who were both beaten again.

Forest Green Rovers, who were beaten 2-0 at Crawley, are six points adrift of Grimsby and have played a game more, while bottom side Sutton went down to a single goal at Bradford.

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Former Tranmere player Dave Challinor endured a nightmare return to Prenton Park as Stockport boss - his side were thrashed 4-0, with Rovers defender Jordan Turnbull scoring a second-half double.

Despite their heaviest defeat of the season, County maintained first place in the table because Mansfield were also beaten, going down to a 2-1 defeat at Walsall.

Wrexham, however, moved back up to third after seeing off Notts County by a single goal at the Racecourse Ground, while Crewe were held 0-0 by Harrogate.

MK Dons climbed to fifth after a 2-1 win at Swindon, while Harrogate's point was enough to take them back into the final play-off position at the expense of Notts County.

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Carlisle are now 13 points from safety - and six adrift at the bottom - after another depressing afternoon - a 4-0 home defeat by Cambridge, who move six points clear of the four relegation places.

Second-bottom Fleetwood are seven points from safety after their home defeat by promotion-chasing Barnsley.

But Cheltenham climbed above Port Vale into 21st - and within a point of 20th-placed Charlton - after beating the Valiants in Darren Moore’s first game in charge.

Shrewsbury and Reading are still looking over their shoulders after losses to Wigan and Portsmouth, respectively.

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Derby kept pace with leaders Portsmouth, but only just, thanks to Louie Sibley’s 90th-minute winner.

But Bolton drop a couple of points on the top two after their surprise home draw with Charlton.

The Trotters slip three points outside the automatic promotion places and nine adrift of Pompey, but Ian Evatt’s side do have games in hand.

Barnsley closed in on Bolton with victory at Fleetwood and put a little daylight between themselves and both Oxford, who were held at Wycombe, and Peterborough - beaten at home by Blackpool.

The Tangerines closed to within six points of the play-off spots.

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- Stockport lose 4-0 at Tranmere, but stay top as Mansfield lose at Walsall.

- Wrexham beat Notts County to move third, replacing Crewe who drew 0-0 with Harrogate.

- Salford thrash Barrow 5-3 to maintain Karl Robinson's unbeaten start to life as City boss,

- MK Dons hold off Swindon 2-1 after two early goals, while play-off hopefuls Wimbledon and Morecambe draw 1-1.

- Doncaster thrash Grimsby 5-1 at Blundell Park to move further clear of danger.

- 1-0 wins for Newport over Gillingham, and Bradford over bottom side Sutton.

- 10-man Accrington draw 1-1 away at Colchester United, and Forest Green lose 2-0 away at Crawley.

- Portsmouth thrash Reading 4-1, and Derby keep up the chase with 1-0 win over Stevenage.

- Bolton and Charlton play out thrilling 3-3 draw

- Herbie Kane winner gives Barnsley 2-1 win at Fleetwood to continue excellent form away from home. Fellow promotion chasers Peterborough lose at home to Blackpool by same scoreline.

- Oxford drew 0-0 with local rivals Wycombe, and Leyton Orient lose 2-1 after Burton come from behind.

- Bottom side Carlisle fall to 4-0 home defeat by Cambridge, and Cheltenham beat fellow strugglers Port Vale in five-goal thriller.

- Wins for Lincoln, Northampton, and Wigan.

They're still waiting for their first win since November but it's a great point for Charlton.

The Addicks led twice after Thierry Small cancelled out Victor Adeboyejo's opener through Lloyd Jones and Daniel Kanu.

But Paris Maghoma and Jon Dadi Bodvarsson earn the hosts a draw. Two points dropped for Bolton.

Mark Stallard
Former Notts County striker on BBC Radio Nottingham

Plenty of positive from the performance but nothing in terms of the points for Notts. They didn't take their chances when they came. Wrexham will argue they should have a second or third. You can tell exactly what it means to Wrexham. The home fans - it's almost like they've achieved promotion again.

Another difficult game for Notts County. They are up against a tough team, a really good record. They gave just as good as they got, you could argue that a draw would have been a fair result. It was a fantastic game - how there could only be one goal in the game, we will never know.

There might be even more than the nine minutes added on as Charlton keeper Harry Isted receives treatment.

Two to go.

Chance for the Addicks!

Chuks Aneke hits a drilled effort but it's turned behind by Joel Coleman for a corner.

Lively stuff at the Racecourse Ground - and Notts County will be wondering just how they've depart empty-handed.

Chances aplenty for both sides, but the only one that was taken was Steven Fletcher's first-half finish - and that sends Wrexham back into third place.

Nine goals in midweek - but Mansfield have missed their chance to go top of League Two after defeat at the Bescot Stadium.

Emmanuel Adegboyega heads the Saddlers' winner, but goalkeeper Jackson Smith deserves more than an honourable mention for a string of excellent saves to deny the visitors.

Portsmouth turn on the style to stay six points clear at the top.

A fourth straight win and sixth win in seven for Pompey.

Second half goals from Marlon Pack, Callum Lang and Colby Bishop added to Paddy Lane's opener give Pompey a handsome win before Charlie Savage's consolation

If Walsall hang on here, someone needs to buy goalkeeper Jackson Smith a pint or few!

Smith pulls off another superb stop to foil Lucas Akins in added time, with Mansfield throwing everything they have at an equaliser.

Derby keep pace with leaders Portsmouth and remain six points behind with a game in hand.

They made real hard work of it but Louie Sibley's late winner is enough.

NINE minutes to be added on.

You wouldn't bet against a winner here.

What a result for Tranmere!

Defender Jordan Turnbull scores two, with Tom Davies and Connor Jennings also on the scoresheet.

It's a miserable return to Prenton Park for Stockport manager Dave Challinor as his side suffer their heaviest defeat of the season.

Walsall have done well in this second half, but they're in defensive mode right now as Mansfield pour forward in search of an equaliser.

Lewis Brunt's close-range effort is cleared as the Saddlers dig in to try and see this out and claim what would be a first win in six games.