Millwall 1-0 Ipswich
Sky Bet Championship - Att: 12,125 - Ref: Eddie Ilderton
Ipswich fell to a third consecutive defeat, as Millwall, under the management of new manager Ian Holloway, beat Town 1-0 at the Den.
Hyam was stretchered off with a knee injury in the opening half for Town following a rough tackle.
Fredericks scored the only goal of the game, with a 39th minute effort past Town keeper Gerkin, while McGoldrick had a good chance to level, but his effort was blocked by Shittu.
Martin had a sitter to give the Lions a 2-0 lead, but fired his effort for 8-yards out over the bar.
Carlisle 2-4 Colchester
Sky Bet League One - Att: 3,688 (125 away fans) - Ref: Chris Sarginson
A first half brace from Watt, plus solo strikes from Bean and an own goal from Ehmer helped send Colchester to a thumping 4-2 win over Carlisle.
The U's took the lead through Watt's 16th minute opener before an Okuonghae own goal three minutes later leveled the scores.
The U's went in at the break through Watt's second goal, to give them a 2-1 lead on the stroke of half-time.
Bean and Ehmer's own goal gave Colchester a 4-1 lead, with Ehmer providing a consolation in injury time.
Southend 3-0 Cheltenham
Sky Bet League Two - Att: 6,256 - Ref: Robert Madley
Two goals in two second-half minutes helped send Southend to a comfortable 3-0 victory over Cheltenham.
Hurst gave the Blues a 28th minute minute from O'Neill's cross.
In the second half, stand-in skipper Leonard gave the hosts a two-goal advantage before Corr made it 3-0 within two minutes while Richards then had a penalty saved by Shrimpers keeper Bentley
Whitehawk 0-4 Chelmsford
Skrill South - Att: 148 - Ref: C Brook
Two goals in each half sent Chelmford to a thumping 4-0 victory over Whitehawk.
Edmans gave the Clarets the lead after 34 minutes, bundling in Ward's low cross following good work in midfield.
Callander's powerful header from Ward's cross gave Chelmsford a 2-0 lead, three minutes after.
Cheek collected his first Chelmford goal, as he tapped in the rebound effort from Redwood's original shot.
Cheek claimed a brace as he fired home the ball as Lock's original shot fell into his path, to confirm the win in injury time.
Sky Bet Championship - Att: 12,125 - Ref: Eddie Ilderton
Ipswich fell to a third consecutive defeat, as Millwall, under the management of new manager Ian Holloway, beat Town 1-0 at the Den.
Hyam was stretchered off with a knee injury in the opening half for Town following a rough tackle.
Fredericks scored the only goal of the game, with a 39th minute effort past Town keeper Gerkin, while McGoldrick had a good chance to level, but his effort was blocked by Shittu.
Martin had a sitter to give the Lions a 2-0 lead, but fired his effort for 8-yards out over the bar.
Carlisle 2-4 Colchester
Sky Bet League One - Att: 3,688 (125 away fans) - Ref: Chris Sarginson
A first half brace from Watt, plus solo strikes from Bean and an own goal from Ehmer helped send Colchester to a thumping 4-2 win over Carlisle.
The U's took the lead through Watt's 16th minute opener before an Okuonghae own goal three minutes later leveled the scores.
The U's went in at the break through Watt's second goal, to give them a 2-1 lead on the stroke of half-time.
Bean and Ehmer's own goal gave Colchester a 4-1 lead, with Ehmer providing a consolation in injury time.
Southend 3-0 Cheltenham
Sky Bet League Two - Att: 6,256 - Ref: Robert Madley
Two goals in two second-half minutes helped send Southend to a comfortable 3-0 victory over Cheltenham.
Hurst gave the Blues a 28th minute minute from O'Neill's cross.
Whitehawk 0-4 Chelmsford
Skrill South - Att: 148 - Ref: C Brook
Two goals in each half sent Chelmford to a thumping 4-0 victory over Whitehawk.
Edmans gave the Clarets the lead after 34 minutes, bundling in Ward's low cross following good work in midfield.
Callander's powerful header from Ward's cross gave Chelmsford a 2-0 lead, three minutes after.
Cheek collected his first Chelmford goal, as he tapped in the rebound effort from Redwood's original shot.
Cheek claimed a brace as he fired home the ball as Lock's original shot fell into his path, to confirm the win in injury time.