There were 22 matches played across League One and League Two today and there was a total of 50 goals in those games.

Portsmouth couldn't manage any in their draw at Charlton, yet a point strengthened their position at the top of League One because of defeats for Bolton and Derby.

Mansfield are the new leaders of League Two after a 5-1 home win over Salford, with Stockport held at home by Swindon.

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New league leaders Mansfield proved far too much for Salford, who were on the wrong end of a 5-1 defeat, but Swindon were not able to capitalise too much - although they took a point from a goalless draw with Stockport.

Forest Green still occupy that 23rd spot but their win today sees them move further away from Sutton, whose late penalty chance went awry to keep them bottom of the table after drawing with a struggling Colchester.

For the first time in 134 days there's a new name at the top of League Two, as Mansfield replace Stockport at the summit following a 5-1 thrashing of Salford.

Crewe leapfrog Wrexham into third after victory at Notts County, and Gillingham move into the final coveted play-off spot as a result of their win over Phil Parkinson's side.

Wins for Crawley and Walsall keep the pressure on the Gills, while Morecambe stay in touch after their draw with Grimsby.

The big losers of the day are Harrogate, who drop from seventh to 11th. It's so tight in mid-table right now.

Things don’t get any better for Carlisle at the foot of the table. They took the lead at Bristol Rovers but the Gas turned it around to win 2-1 and consign Paul Simpson's men to an eighth consecutive league defeat.

Promise Omochere’s second-half equaliser earned a point for Charlie Adam’s second-bottom Fleetwood at Exeter, while Port Vale’s winless run stretched to nine matches as they lost 2-0 at home to Lincoln.

Charlton earned an impressive home point against leaders Portsmouth but are still yet to win under Nathan Jones after four games. They are a point ahead of Cheltenham, who drew with Wigan on Friday.

Outside the relegation zone, it has tightened up after Shrewsbury’s 3-2 win at Reading moved them level with the Royals, along with Burton, Cambridge and Wycombe who are all on 38 points.

Portsmouth move seven points clear at the top despite their goalless draw at struggling Charlton. That is because the teams in second and third, Derby and Bolton, both lost.

Derby's defeat at Barnsley means the Reds are now just three points behind the Rams and Bolton, who were hammered 4-1 at Blackpool and ended with 10 men.

Peterborough are back up to fifth after they ended their four-game losing run with a narrow win at Cambridge. That helped them to leapfrog Oxford, who lost at home to Leyton Orient.

Stevenage had a narrow victory over Wycombe and they are now one point behind Oxford, while Blackpool remain eighth but will surely take huge confidence of how they came back to beat Bolton.

Orient and Lincoln both enjoyed away-day wins, but it will probably take something special for them to make the play-offs.

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Before we leave you, we'll take you through what today's results have done to the league tables in the third and fourth tiers.

• Mansfield are the new leaders of League Two - they thrashed in-form Salford 5-1 at home, while Stockport were held to a goalless draw by Swindon.
• Wrexham have dropped out of the top three after losing at Gillingham.
• Crewe have replaced the Welsh side in third spot, thanks to an impressive win at Notts County.
• Walsall climb from 16th to the brink of the play-off places with a victory at Harrogate.
• Bottom club Sutton missed a late penalty and drew with Colchester, while Forest Green boosted their survival hopes with a home win against Tranmere.

• Blackpool enjoy a big 4-1 win over 10-man Bolton, who had taken an early lead.
• Barnsley also come from behind to earn an important victory over promotion rivals Derby to move within three points of the second-placed Rams.
• Leaders Portsmouth were held to a goalless draw away at Charlton, but are now seven points clear at the top.
• Oxford took an early lead at home but Leyton Orient but the visitors fought back to take the points.
• Stevenage put their recent poor form behind them to beat 10-man Wycombe.
• In-form Lincoln are now unbeaten in eight, piling more misery on Port Vale, who now have no win in nine.
• Bottom side Carlisle have now lost their past eight league games after falling to defeat against Bristol Rovers.
• Shrewsbury beat Reading 3-2 with all the goals coming in the first half, Northampton beat Burton 2-0 and Exeter drew 1-1 with Fleetwood.
• In today's early kick-off, Peterborough beat rivals Cambridge 1-0.

Stag-geringly good.

The hosts are top of the League Two pile tonight after a brilliant performance at home to Salford, who see their unbeaten run under new manager Karl Robinson ended.

Will Swan, Baily Cargill, Davis Keillor-Dunn, Lucas Akins and Hiram Boateng were the scorers, and Mansfield have now scored 21 goals in their past five games.

Junior Luamba's lovely solo effort briefly had Salford level in the first half, and the Ammies ended the day with 10 men after Theo Vassell was sent off in the closing stages.

Those two Adam Phillips goals have won it for Barnsley, as the Reds come from behind after Sonny Bradley's header had put Derby ahead.

The League One promotion race takes a significant twist.

Mark Stallard
Former Notts County striker on BBC Radio Nottingham

A comfortable away victory, comprehensive for Crewe. Worthy winners and they will up their position in the table, Notts slipping back into the pack.

I'm not sure Notts have been at it today. It's been a real bad day at the office all over the pitch.

If you're going to judge a performance from how many in-game changes...

No goals in South East London.

A useful point for Charlton, but is that an opportunity missed for leaders Portsmouth?

Three goals, three points and it's third place for Crewe tonight.

Early goals from Mickey Demetriou and Elliott Nevitt set them on their way, before Josh Austerfield's strike put the result beyond doubt towards the end.

Jim O'Brien's late response for Notts was just a consolation.

It's a first win at Meadow Lane since 1997 for Lee Bell's men.

It's a point for bottom side Sutton, but it's a story of what might have been.

Charlie Lakin's equaliser cancelled out Cameron McGeehan's opener for Colchester, but the hosts will rue a series of golden opportunities to claim all three points.

Craig Clay fluffed his line from close range, and Harry Smith saw his late penalty saved by Owen Goodman.

The visitors put the pressure on and Liam Roberts comes up with a big save in injury time from Nathaniel Mendez-Laing's cross shot.

Not long to go now.

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Adam Whitty
BBC Final Score at OneCall Stadium

A rough second half has gone from bad to worse for Salford (almost as bad as a Final Score reporter who can't get on air).

Since Karl Robinson took over at the turn of the year, the Ammies were unbeaten. It's a run of form that has probably taken them clear of relegation, but this will still sting.

Mansfield have been fabulous though and are going top. The 7,000 here at Field Mill sound a lot louder than that. League One beckons, surely?

We are into nine minutes of added time at Oakwell.

Barnsley are minutes away from catapulting themselves right into the promotion race.

Eric Steele
Former Derby and Man Utd goalkeeper on BBC Radio Derby

Derby are going to rue this when they get in that dressing room if this doesn't change.

It's frantic, it's man vs man. Sam Cosgrove could give a penalty away the way he's going.

An emphatic result for Blackpool. A big setback for Bolton.

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