Sunday 28 August 2016 07:51, UK
Bolton remain top of Sky Bet League One, despite losing their 100 per cent winning record after drawing 1-1 away at Charlton Athletic.
Wanderers kept the top spot after nearest challengers Scunthorpe and Bradford failed to secure wins that could have bumped them up.
However a 90th-minute equaliser from Charlton substitute Ademola Lookman meant Bolton had to settle for a draw.
Billy Clarke scored from the penalty spot as Bradford and Oldham played out a 1-1 draw - Peter Clarke having given the visitors a fifth-minute lead - while 10-man Scunthorpe were beaten 3-1 by Port Vale.
Alex Jones netted twice for the Valiants after Anton Forrester had given them a 33rd-minute lead.
Scunthorpe had drawn level through Josh Morris' goal on the stroke of half-time but Jordan Clarke's dismissal for a second yellow card in the 55th minute left them with too much to do.
Shrewsbury had been in the driving seat courtesy of a Louis Dodds brace before Jay Emmanuel-Thomas netted twice to level things up.
Goals from Kieron Morris, Erhun Oztumer and Simeon Jackson had the hosts 3-0 up after just 32 minutes. Walsall could have been out of sight by the break but Bury 'keeper Ben Williams twice foiled Jackson in one-on-ones.
Bury were back in it with goals from Leon Barnett and James Vaughan in the first five minutes of the second half, before Danny Mayor levelled things up after 66 minutes.
A first-half double from Steve Morison inspired Millwall to a 3-1 win at Chesterfield.
Morison pounced after Shane Ferguson opened the scoring for the visitors and although Sam Hird pulled one back in the second half, it was too late to rescue Chesterfield.
Sheffield United moved off the bottom of the table after coming from behind to beat Oxford 2-1, with second-half strikes from Billy Sharp and James Wilson cancelling out Kane Hemmings' effort.
An own goal by goalkeeper Ryan Clarke in the fifth minutes of stoppage time denied Neal Ardley's AFC Wimbledon their first win of the season as Rochdale earned a share of the spoils in a 1-1 draw at the Crown Oil Arena, Andy Barcham having put the visitors ahead early on.
After failing to convert pressure into goals, Coventry have failed to secure a single win this season.
Elsewhere, Peterborough beat MK Dons 2-0 with goals from Andrew Hughes and Michael Bostwick, while Fleetwood beat Southend by the same scoreline thanks to efforts from Chris Long and Ashley Hunter.
