Leam Richardson rewarded with full-time Wigan job after impressing new owners
Leam Richardson has been appointed Wigan’s permanent manager after impressing the new owners while in interim charge.
Leam Richardson has been appointed Wigan’s permanent manager after impressing the new owners while in interim charge.
Head coach Grant McCann called for cool heads as Hull moved to the brink of automatic promotion with a 2-2 draw at home to third-placed Sunderland.
Charlton boss Nigel Adkins was delighted with his side as they equalled a club record to win 6-0 at Plymouth to move up to sixth in League One.
Michael Appleton felt Lincoln should have won more convincingly after Timothy Eyoma’s first professional goal sealed a third straight win for the Imps as they beat Burton 1-0.
Steve Evans masterminded a super success for Gillingham then tipped beaten Peterborough to go up.
Danny Cowley admitted Portsmouth face an uphill battle to make the Sky Bet League One play-offs after losing 3-1 at relegation-haunted Swindon.
Delighted Crewe boss David Artell saluted the hard work his players have been putting in after they eased to a 2-0 victory at mid-table rivals Fleetwood.
Bristol Rovers manager Joey Barton reflected on another poor Pirates display in the 2-0 defeat to MK Dons and admitted: “We deserve to be relegated.”
Brian Barry-Murphy hailed his Rochdale side after a 1-0 win against Blackpool made it three victories in a week in their survival fight.
Wigan caretaker boss Leam Richardson insists his players will not be getting carried away after their fourth straight win put them on the cusp of League One survival.
AFC Wimbledon manager Mark Robinson was delighted his team found a different way to win after coming from behind in their 2-1 victory over Oxford.
Hull are within touching distance of automatic promotion after a 2-2 draw with third-placed Sunderland.
Ipswich manager Paul Cook shouldered all of the blame for his side’s continued poor run of form after their play-off bid was effectively ended by a 3-0 defeat to Sky Bet League One strugglers Northampton.
Peterborough suffered a potentially costly setback in their pursuit of automatic promotion with a 1-0 home defeat at the hands of Gillingham.
John Coleman praised Accrington’s “heart and endeavour” as Dion Charles scored two penalties in their 2-1 win over Doncaster.
Crewe’s first goals in four matches proved enough as they won 2-0 at Fleetwood.
Nigel Adkins’ Charlton enhanced their League One play-off hopes with an emphatic 6-0 win at Plymouth to move up to sixth in the table.
Northampton kept their Sky Bet League One survival hopes alive with an impressive 3-0 home victory over Ipswich.
Will Grigg made one goal and scored the other as MK Dons pushed Bristol Rovers to the brink of relegation from League One with a 2-0 win at the Memorial Stadium.
Rochdale made it three wins from three games with a 1-0 win against Blackpool.
Northampton kept their survival hopes alive with an impressive 3-0 victory over Ipswich.
Dion Charles scored two penalties as Accrington secured a 2-1 Sky Bet League One win over Doncaster.
Wigan’s League One survival hopes were given a huge boost as goals from Will Keane and Callum Lang gave them a 2-1 win at Shrewsbury.
Timothy Eyoma’s stooping header secured a precious 1-0 win in Lincoln’s pursuit of the League One play-offs while ensuring that Burton are still not guaranteed survival.
Alex Woodyard’s first goal for AFC Wimbledon gave them a 2-1 victory over 10-man Oxford that further boosted their survival hopes and severely dented the visitors’ play-off dreams.
Brett Pitman scored twice against his former club as Swindon kept their slim hopes of League One survival alive with a 3-1 win over Portsmouth.
AFC Wimbledon boss Mark Robinson is unlikely to want to make too many changes for the clash with Oxford after seeing the goals continue to fly in last time out.
Northampton will be without Alan Sheehan for their Sky Bet League One clash against Ipswich.
Fleetwood manager Simon Grayson appears to have no fresh selection concerns ahead of hosting Crewe in Sky Bet League One.
Swindon defender Rob Hunt is not fit enough for the visit of Portsmouth.