Gillingham marked Stephen Clemence’s first home league game in charge with a 3-1 victory over Salford.On-loan midfielder Connor Mahoney fired the hosts in front after 22 minutes when he curled his left-footed shot into the bottom corner.Their lead lasted just 16 minutes as Salford striker Matt Smith rose above defender Shad Ogie to meet Ryan Watson’s cross and head past Jake Turner.Amm

Stockport claimed a record-equalling 12th consecutive victory in League Two after beating Colchester 2-0 at Edgeley Park.Kyle Wootton put County ahead on the stroke of half-time and substitute Callum Camps added a second immediately after the break as Stockport matched the fourth-tier record for successive consecutive set by Luton in 2002.The visitors, looking to continue their improved form which

Grimsby came from two goals down to draw 2-2 with fellow League Two strugglers Forest Green.A brace from Donovan Wilson cancelled out Kyle McAllister’s first-half double in an entertaining encounter at The New Lawn.McAllister almost opened the scoring with a curling long-range effort that cannoned back off the crossbar.However, the impressive midfielder was not to be denied from the penalty

James Norwood’s second-half strike helped Oldham return to winning ways in the National League by beating managerless Woking 1-0 at the Laithwaite Community Stadium.The 33-year-old striker produced a composed finish just past the hour mark after being played in by Devarn Green as the Latics snapped a three-game winless league run.Dan Gardner nearly doubled Oldham’s lead five minutes la

Jack Muldoon’s first goal since an opening-day penalty at Doncaster prevented Harrogate from suffering a sixth straight home defeat following a 1-1 draw against Swindon.The visitors had earlier taken a first-half lead courtesy of on-loan Bradford striker Jake Young’s 13th goal of the season.Young had threatened twice before opening the scoring in the 25th minute – hitting the roo

Rochdale recorded just their second win in nine as they fought back for a narrow 2-1 National League victory over Aldershot.The visitors took the lead after 37 minutes as Jack Barham’s close-range strike from Lorent Tolaj’s cross went in off the post.Five minutes later, Dale equalised with a scrappy goal as Jimmy Keohane tapped the ball home from close range for his fifth league goal o

Halifax climbed into the National League play-off spots with a 1-0 home victory over Wealdstone.Millenic Alli netted the winner – his fifth goal of the season – in the 66th minute to condemn the Stones to their eighth consecutive away loss.Alli was denied by Wealdstone goalkeeper Marcus Dewhurst in the first half.But Dewhurst could do nothing to prevent Alli finding the net after the h

Mansfield jumped back up into second place in Sky Bet League Two after a 2-0 home win over Newport extended their sensational unbeaten start to the season to 17 games.Davis Keillor-Dunn grabbed a goal in each half for a comfortable win over the injury-hit Exiles.The Stags grabbed a fourth-minute lead in a one-sided first half in which they dominated possession.Newport failed to clear a Rhys Oates

Jamie Reid was the goalscoring hero again as his poacher’s finish gave Stevenage a 1-0 victory over Lincoln which lifted them up to fourth in League One.It also ensured a losing start for new Imps head coach Michael Skubala, whose side lacked a cutting edge that was provided to the Boro by Reid’s 14th goal of the season.In what was an open start to the game, Lincoln striker Jack Vale h

Kidderminster remain bottom of the National League after a 1-0 home defeat to Dagenham.Tom Eastman netted the winner – his second goal in as many matches – in the 82nd minute.The hosts had the best chance of the first half when Amari Morgan-Smith found Bailey Hobson inside the area and his shot was well saved by Elliot Justham.Jake Hessenthaler missed a great opportunity for Dagenham,