League Two results
Results from the latest League Two matchdays, grouped by day. Matches in play show the score with the minute.
Saturday 19 September
›Salford City1–0Swindon Town
›Northampton Town0–1Rotherham United
›Grimsby Town2–0Crawley Town
›Gillingham3–0Bristol Rovers
›Exeter City0–0Tranmere Rovers
›Crewe Alexandra1–1Shrewsbury Town
›Colchester United1–1Cheltenham Town
›Chesterfield
2–0York City›Barnet3–1Fleetwood Town
›Accrington Stanley0–0Newport County
›Walsall2–0Port Vale
›Rochdale
2–0Oldham Athletic
Saturday 12 September
›York City4–0Swindon Town
›Walsall0–0
Rochdale›Shrewsbury Town2–0Northampton Town
›Rotherham United3–3Salford City
›Port Vale1–0Exeter City
›Oldham Athletic1–2
Chesterfield›Newport County1–1Fleetwood Town
›Gillingham2–0Tranmere Rovers
›Colchester United1–1Crewe Alexandra
›Barnet2–1Accrington Stanley
›Grimsby Town2–0Bristol Rovers
›Crawley Town1–3Cheltenham Town
Saturday 05 September
›Tranmere Rovers2–0Oldham Athletic
›Swindon Town3–1Colchester United
›Rochdale
1–4Gillingham›Northampton Town1–0Newport County
›Exeter City0–0Walsall
›Crewe Alexandra1–1York City
›Chesterfield
3–3Barnet›Cheltenham Town2–2Grimsby Town
›Bristol Rovers1–0Rotherham United
›Accrington Stanley3–2Crawley Town
›Salford City1–0Port Vale
›Fleetwood Town2–0Shrewsbury Town
Source: ESPN. Read on 20 September at 00:37.
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