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Norwich returned to the top of the Championship after coming from behind to defeat Sheffield Wednesday 2-1 with two late goals at Carrow Road.
The Canary Islands had fallen from first place by Bournemouth4-0 win in Barnsley Friday night and it seemed unlikely he would claim it after Josh Windass had led the Owls at the appointed time. They were still behind in the final 10 minutes but finally leveled again when substitute Josh Martin opened his account for the club and followed up with a winner three minutes later as Max Aarons, with his first goal in nearly two years. fired home.
Norwich, with 2,000 fans cheering them on, got back on track after scoring just one point in their previous two games, while on Wednesday they are still fighting for their first win with Tony Pulis.
Only four points separate the top eight in what appears to be another exciting race for the top two and play-off spots.
Reading They are third after their comfortable 2-0 home win over 10 men Nottingham Forest at the lunchtime kickoff, thanks to goals from Lucas João and Michael Morrison. Ryan Yates was sacked in the 14th minute for handball at the finish line.
Fast guide
League One Summary
New Sunderland manager Lee Johnson lost his first game in charge 1-0 against wrestlers Wigan when teenage forward Kyle Joseph scored his first goal in professional soccer.
Leaders Shell could only draw 1-1 in Oxford after Greg Docherty canceled James Henry’s first game. Lincoln City closed the gap at the top by pounding Rochdale 2-0. James Jones opened the scoring and defender Lewis Montsma scored his eighth of the season to complete the victory.
Sam Nicholson and Brandon Hanlan scored two goals each as Bristol Rovers recovered from conceding an early penalty to Joe Pigott to beat AFC Wimbledon 4-2.
Doncaster task in Northampton It got easier when Shaun McWilliams was fired after 17 minutes for the hosts. Tyreece John-Rules and Joe Wright made the Cobblers pay as the visitors won the points.
Portsmouth playoff rivals beaten Peterborough 2-0 thanks to goals from Jack Whatmough and Tom Naylor. Vadaine Oliver and Trae Coyle made a difference as Gillingham down 2-0 Swindon in the early start.
Ipswich scored twice in the same number of minutes after Danny Mayor was sent off for Plymouth. Luke Jephcott gave the hosts the advantage, but this was ousted by Jon Nolan and Kaydon Jackson once Paul Lambert’s team gained a one-man lead.
Dion Charles struck twice more Accrington Stanley defeated MK Dons. Owen Dale won Crewe a late point in Burton albion. A single Gary Madine goal was enough to Blackpool beat local rivals Wooden fleet.
Shrewsbury avoided finishing the day thanks to a penalty in the 95th minute by Ollie Norburn against Charlton to earn a point.
Swansea move up to fourth, two points behind the leaders, after a 2-0 home win against Luton, who sent Matty Pearson off 20 minutes from time for a second yellow card. Connor Roberts, within the first two minutes, and André Ayew, with his seventh of the season in the 89th minute, hit the mark for Swans.
Prime They are in fifth place after a Nathan Collins header in the first half was enough to defeat Middlesbrough 1-0 on a low-key affair at Bet365 Stadium.
Brentford Fans got a taste of life inside their new stadium for the first time when Black burn visited. Brentford Community Stadium, its new 17,250-seat venue, officially opened in August, but fans had to wait until Saturday, 2,000 of them, in any case, for a chance to attend. Joe Rothwell put the Rovers in front, before Ivan Toney and Sergi Canós vouched for Bees. Jacob Davenport salvaged a point for Blackburn with three minutes remaining in a 2-2 draw.
Kieffer Moore in shape swooped in for Cardiffwinner at Vicarage Road to make a dent in Watfordpromotional ambitions. Moore scored the only goal after 43 minutes, returning home after Watford failed to clear a corner kick, for his fifth goal in five games, to give Cardiff a third straight victory. Watford falls to seventh place.
Captain Harlee Dean was Birminghamwinner of the match in his surprise 1-0 victory over Bristol City at Ashton Gate. The center-back took advantage of a poor mark in a corner in the 80th minute to get up and head hard a cross from the left by Jérémie Bela.
Fast guide
League Two Summary
There were nine goals and nine different scorers in Bolton where Port Vale won 6-3. There was one less goal in Cheltenham how they defeated Exeter 5-3 in another game where no individual scored twice.
A late penalty from Matt Dolan kept Newport County league leader thanks to a 2-1 win over Morecambe.
Ashley Hunter’s hit was enough to Salford to secure a 1-0 win in Wheelbarrow. Carlisle won by the same margin in Bradford, which slipped to the relegation places. The last two at the beginning of the day, Stevenage Y Southend, played a goalless draw.
Jamille Matt worked things out in Harrogate by network Forest green’s winner. Oldham were surprise winners 2-1 in Cambridge. Walsall they were also victors, as they shot down Tranmere 3-1. Doug Loft and Alfie Beeston said goodbye Leyton Orient to move Scunthorpe away from the drop zone.
Six goals were shared between Mansfield Y Crawley in a 3-3 tie. The visitors looked poised for victory until Andy Cook’s 93rd minute draw.
Huddersfield they felt comfortable with the winners 2-0 QPR at John Smith’s Stadium. Winger Josh Koroma continued his scoring streak with a first game before assisting Harry Toffolo to score Town’s second. For QPR, it was a third loss in a row.
Jason McCarthy’s own goal denied Wycombe his first victory in Preston in 27 years as they were forced to settle for a 2-2 draw. Tom Barkhuizen opened the scoring with his fourth goal in five games, but Garath McCleary and Scott Kashket scored for Wycombe for an impressive comeback. McCarthy turned Scott Sinclair’s center into his own net to give Preston a point.
Tyler Walker scored a goal and made another like Coventry extended his unbeaten streak in the Championship to five games by sweeping aside Rotherham 3-1 at St Andrew’s. Walker set up Max Biamou for the first game and hit home plate in the second, all within the first 12 minutes. Leo Ostigard added a third with a header in the second half before Daniel Barlaser claimed late consolation from the penalty spot for the visitors.
