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Well, it was a good night to be a fan of Lincoln City or Leyton Orient.

The Imps won at Exeter and now hold a four-point lead at the top of League One after second-placed Cardiff were held 1-1 by Barnsley.

Orient, meanwhile, came from behind to win away at Stevenage to lift themselves out of the relegation zone.

Doncaster got a point against Luton to boost their fight against the drop, while fellow strugglers Wigan were defeated 3-0 at home by Plymouth. Mansfield got themselves three points against Reading, who missed an opportunity to get into the top six.

Overall, there were 25 goals in our 10 matches across Leagues One and Two – and 20% of those were scored by MK Dons.

They thrashed Gillingham 5-1 to narrow the gap on leaders Bromley to two points.

Fabio Borini rolled back the years to give Salford a win over Walsall, Bristol Rovers beat struggling Barrow, while Cheltenham hit back from 2-0 down to draw 2-2 with Fleetwood.

Tomorrow, there’s key fixtures at the top and bottom of League One, as play-off contenders Bradford host FA Cup heroes Port Vale, who need to start winning in the league, and AFC Wimbledon host Blackpool, who are looking over their shoulders.

Plus there’s six Championship matches, including leaders Coventry taking on Preston.

We will bring you live coverage of all those games.

Until then, thank you for joining us and enjoy the rest of your night. Goodbye!

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A five-star performance for MK Dons sees them go up to second and above Cambridge United after their big win at Gillingham.

Salford City close the gap to the top three to four points with a slender win over struggling Walsall.

Bristol Rovers picked up a big three points at fellow strugglers Barrow to go nine points clear of the relegation zone after their second win in four days.

Fleetwood's entertaining 2-2 draw with Cheltenham lifts the Cod Army above Oldham into 13th.

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Lincoln move four points clear at the top with a win at Exeter while Cardiff were held at Barnsley.

Reading missed the chance to move into the top six as they lost at Mansfield.

Wigan drop into the relegation zone as they lost at home to Plymouth who go within three points of the play-off places while Leyton Orient won at Stevenage.

Mark Stilman
BBC Radio Bristol

Bristol Rovers' first away win since New Year's Day!

Tommy Leigh hit the inside of the post to continue his fine goalscoring form.

Fabrizio Cavegn missed a much simpler chance earlier on, but made it two after 56 minutes.

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• MK Dons close the gap to leaders Bromley to two points after thrashing Gillingham 5-1
• Fabio Borini's 74th-minute goal earns Salford victory over out-of-form Walsall
• Bristol Rovers move nine points clear of the drop zone with a 2-0 away win over struggling Barrow
• Cheltenham come from 2-0 down to claim a point at Fleetwood

Alan Richardson
BBC Radio Devon

15 wins in the last 19 for Lincoln, but goodness me Exeter gave it a right good go.

They gave it everything to try and get an equaliser.

Exeter managed to stay in the game and you felt it might have been there for them.

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• Lincoln extend their lead at top to four points with 1-0 win over Exeter as Cardiff are held 1-1 by Barnsley
• Bim Pepple scores twice in 3-0 Plymouth win over Wigan
• Dom Ballard's double gives struggling Leyton Orient an important win over Stevenage
• Mansfield edge out Reading 1-0
• Doncaster score second-half equaliser to earn a point against Luton

Full-time and it is a huge, huge three points for Leyton Orient!

They have come from behind against play-off hunting Stevenage to win.

Jamie Reid had put the home side in front midway through the first-half from the penalty spot, but the O's came storming back and two goals, either side of half-time, from Dom Ballard gets them out of the League One relegation zone and up to 19th.

Boy did O's boss Richie Wellens need that.

MK Dons scored four on Saturday - they've gone one better tonight.

Goals from Alex Gilbey, Gethin Jones, Marvin Ekpiteta, Ben Wiles and Liam Kelly have made it a very happy away day for the Dons, as they narrow the gap on League Two leaders Bromley to two points.

For Gillingham, it's a night to forget.

Orient have seen out half of the six minutes of additional time.

They have a goal-kick and will take no rush over this one.

A massive win for Bristol Rovers.

They’re far from safe just yet but a third win in four pulls them nine points clear of the drop zone.

Tommy Leigh’s header opened the scoring in the first half before Fabrizio Cavegn added a second after the break.

Lincoln move four points clear at the top of League One and make it 19 games unbeaten.

Tom Hamer's first-half header proves decisive.

Jayden Wareham came closest to an equaliser for Exeter who have now gone 10 league matches without a win.

An important three points for Salford, who cement their place in the top six in League Two.

Fabio Borini, on his 400th career appearance, came off the bench to score the only goal of the game.

For Walsall, it's a third straight defeat, a sixth in eight games and another blow for their hopes of making the play-offs.

A reminder that the Saddlers were top of the table in December.

Full-time and it is a fifth win in six matches for Plymouth Argyle!

Another fantastic performance on the road for those long-travelling Argyle fans.

Bim Pepple's two quickfire goals put them firmly on their way to another three points before half-time.

Caleb Watts put the seal on the win, approximately 20 minutes left, sweeping home following a comedy of errors at the back for Wigan.

It's been a bad night for Wigan - who went down to their worst home defeat of the season - and with Leyton Orient winning, they have gone back into the relegation zone on goals scored.

A first win in 10 league games for Mansfield as Reading miss the chance to move into the top six in League One.

Louis Reed's deflected second-half shot grabs three vital points for the Stags.

Full-time and the spoils are shared at Doncaster.

Luton grabbed a half-time lead through Kasey Palmer's sweet strike from the edge of the box.

Doncaster kept knocking on the door though and they eventually earned themselves an equaliser through Brandon Hanlan's neat finish on the hour-mark.

Cardiff fail to return to winning ways and lose ground on the League One leaders Lincoln.

They dominated the early stages but only had Rubin Colwill's first goal since 30 August to show for their efforts before Scott Banks equalised.

David McGoldrick missed two golden opportunities to make it an even worse night for the Welshmen.

Mark Stilman
BBC Radio Bristol

It should have been Rovers with a one goal advantage, not two.

That was a bad miss.

We are into four minutes of additional time at Doncaster.

We have SIX minutes of additional time at the end of the game at Stevenage.