Crawley moved to the top of League Two with victory over Burton after previous leaders Southend were beaten by Cheltenham.
Crawley go top as Southend lose at Cheltenham and Plymouth off bottom
Crawley Town moved to the top of League Two with victory over Burton Albion after previous leaders Southend United were beaten by Cheltenham Town.
Bradford City scored a late equaliser in the bottom-of-the-table tussle with Plymouth Argyle as Dagenham & Redbridge dropped to the foot of the standings.
Shrewsbury Town lost on their travels, Swindon Town were held by Bristol Rovers and Accrington Stanley claimed a first away win of the season.
Claude Davis and Matt Tubbs were among the scorers as
Crawley enjoyed a 3-0 home win over fellow promotion hopefuls
Burton.
Southend ceded top spot in the table after going down to a 3-0 defeat at third-placed
Cheltenham, who scored through James Spencer, Russell Penn and Marlon Pack.
James Hanson's 86th minute goal earned
Bradford a 1-1 draw at home with
Plymouth, who were able to move off the bottom of the table with the result.
Dagenham now prop up the Football League after letting a lead slip within a minute of scoring in a 2-1 home defeat by
Port Vale, who scored the winner on 65 minutes through Guy Madjo.
Shrewsbury lost ground in the battle for automatic promotion after Luke Guttridge's goal midway through the second half earned
Aldershot a 1-0 home win.
Swindon also missed out on the chance to keep pace at the top after Dan Woodards' 88th minute equaliser secured
Bristol Rovers a 1-1 home draw.
Aidy Boothroyd's first home game in charge of
Northampton Town produced a 1-1 draw with
Crewe Alexandra at Sixfields.
Mid-table duo
Morecambe and
Oxford United drew 0-0, while
Macclesfield Town against
Gillingham at Moss Rose also finished 0-0.
Johnny Mullins scored a goal in each half as
Rotherham United recovered from squandering a two-goal lead to beat
Hereford United 3-2 at Edgar Street.
Accrington won away from home for the first time this term as goals from Paddy Amond and Craig Lindfield earned a 2-0 success at
AFC Wimbledon.
