League One round-up

Millwall stun Norwich as Hartlepool leave it late to deny Leeds

By James Dall   Last updated: 6th February 2010   Subscribe to RSS Feed

League One round-up

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Brentford 4 Gillingham 0
Exeter 1 Southampton 1
Hartlepool 2 Leeds 2
Huddersfield 1 Carlisle 1
Leyton Orient 1 Brighton 1
Millwall 2 Norwich 1
Stockport 1 MK Dons 3
Swindon 1 Charlton 1
Tranmere 0 Oldham 1
Walsall 0 Bristol Rovers 0
Wycombe 1 Yeovil 4

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Norwich City's terrific run came to an end but Leeds also dropped points meaning the former now hold a two-point lead over the latter at the summit.

Elsewhere, Swindon were denied at the death against third-placed Charlton while Oldham overcame fellow strugglers Tranmere.

Millwall inflicted an impressive defeat on Norwich, who had not lost in the league since 19th October, as they came from a goal down to record a 2-1 victory.

Luciano Becchio bagged a brace for Leeds United but a 90th minute goal from Hartlepool's Antony Sweeney denied the promotion hopefuls as the encounter dramatically finished 2-2.

Swindon looked to be heading for a significant win against Charlton, only for Nicky Bailey to score a leveller in the third minute of injury time.

Oldham notched a first win in five attempts as Pawel Abbot's goal just before half-time handed them a priceless success against fellow strugglers Tranmere at Prenton Park.

Gillingham's search for a first away league win this season continues after they were comfortably beaten 4-0 by Brentford at Griffin Park, with Charlie MacDonald and Myles Weston both scoring braces.

Carlisle clawed back a late goal to salvage a point at play-off contenders Huddersfield, whose unbeaten run at home this campaign goes on.

Bottom-of-the-table Stockport's miserable season continued after MK Dons inflicted a 3-1 defeat on the relegation candidates, who have not won in the league since 12th October.

Yeovil recorded just their second success on the road this campaign as they overcame struggling Wycombe, who had only recently returned to winning ways, 4-1 at Adams Park.

Exeter and Southampton were forced to share the spoils after their meeting ended in a 1-1 draw, while Leyton Orient's clash with Brighton also finished in the same scoreline.

Walsall's meeting with Bristol Rovers ended in a goalless stalemate meaning the former are now without a three-point haul in their last eight outings.

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