Waching daily Sep 30 2018

Lincoln consolidated their position at the top of League Two with a 2-0 win at Cheltenham

Both goals came in the second half as the home side's resistance was finally broken in the 74th minute through a Craig Alcock own goal, with Shay McCartan adding the second 10 minutes from the end

The Imps have a three-point cushion over Newport, who are now second in the table after their 4-2 comeback victory against Cambridge

County appeared to be heading for defeat after a Reggie Lambe double put the visitors in control but Mickey Demetriou's penalty halved the deficit right on half-time

Padraig Amond equalised at the start of the second half and two quick goals from Jamille Matt completed the turnaround

Exeter slipped five points behind Lincoln after they were denied victory at Port Vale by Idris Kanu's stoppage-time header

It finished 1-1 at Vale Park, when it had looked like Nicky Law's strike would give the Grecians the win

Stevenage climbed six places up to fourth in the table after Ben Kennedy's goal gave them a 1-0 success at Carlisle, who dropped out of the play-off places as a result

None of the other teams in the top seven won. Colchester lost 2-1 at home to Bury, who led through goals from Byron Moore and Chris Dagnall

Luke Norris replied for the Us with a late penalty. Oldham drew 0-0 at Swindon, who had Matthew Taylor sent off in injury time

Forest Green had to settle for a point at bottom club Macclesfield after Scott Wilson cancelled out Dayle Grubb's opener for Rovers

Yeovil lost 3-1 at Crawley. Ollie Palmer, Ashley Nathaniel-George and Filipe Morais scored for the Reds while Carl Dickinson's goal for the Glovers had levelled up the game at 1-1

Grimsby are in the bottom two after losing 2-1 at home to Morecambe, despite taking an early lead through Elliot Embleton's strike

Rhys Oates and Liam Mandeville netted to turn the game in the visitor's favour. Notts County moved above Grimsby after getting their first win of the season with a 2-1 victory against Crewe at Meadow Lane

Rob Milsom and Jordan Bowery exchanged goals before Elliott Hewitt's winning strike

Goals from Timi Elsnik, CJ Hamilton and a double from Danny Rose saw Mansfield defeat Northampton 4-0, while MK Dons and Tranmere drew 1-1, with Chuks Aneke and Jon Smith on the scoresheet in Milton Keynes