Ipswich 1-3 Wigan
Venue: Portman Road Date: Sat 15 March Att: 16,047 Ref:
Ipswich's play-off hopes are slipping away, after Wigan came from behind to beat Town 3-1, to continue their play-off push.
Ipswich made a strong start, having the first chance when Paul Anderson rose well to meet Stephen Hunt's free kick but the powerful header went narrowly over the crossbar.
But the lead lasted two minutes when Boyce setup Fortune with his cross met by McClean who fired the ball low past Dean Gerken.
Jordi Gomez' free kick was met by the unmarked Barnett and the former Norwich man had the simple task of heading past Gerken, to put the Latics ahead.
Fortune sent the ball to the far post where McClean had the simple task of making it 3-1, to confirm the Latics with the win.
Crawley 1-0 Colchester
Venue: Broadfield Stadium Date: Sat 15 March Att: 3,182 Ref:
Mike Jones' first half strike was the only goal of the game as Crawley beat Colchester 1-0.
Crawley, who were winless in four months, threatened early on when the recalled Andy Drury drove a shot wide from the edge of the area.
Walker was forced to save a low shot from Billy Clarke with his legs before smartly gathering a goal-bound effort from Jones.
But Town took the lead as Jones struck from close range to to put Crawley ahead after 41 minutes.
Eastmond had a shot charged down before Sanchez Watt headed firmly against the crossbar from a David Wright cross.
Vose came close to equalising late on when he fired against the post with nine minutes remaining, but the U's were unable to gain a point.
Southend 0-0 Bury
SKY BET LEAGUE TWO
Venue: Roots Hall Date: Sat 15 March Att: 5,680 Ref:
Southend extended their winless run in all competitions to 12 matches after they played out a goalless draw with Bury.
Defender John Egan's late header was the only effort marked on target for either side throughout the whole game, with Corr sent off late on after a clash with Bury defender (and Ipswich loanee) Veseli.
Southend striker Freddy Eastwood wasted the best chance of the game at the start of the second half when he fired over the crossbar from eight yards in the 56th minute of the match.
Lincoln 2-0 Braintree
SKRILL PREMIER
Venue: Sincil Bank Date: Sat 15 March Att: 2,002 (38 away) Ref: A Fearn
Braintree's six match unbeaten run came to an end as Lincoln City beat the Iron 2-0, despite going down to ten men.
Kris Bright was sent off with eight minutes of the 90 to play following an incident with Iron's Matt Paine.
Miller headed home Shaun Newton's corner from six yards, in his first match back from suspension.
Audel gave the Imps a two goal lead 10 minutes later after Braintree goalkeeper Nick Hamman failed to deal with another cross.
Eastbourne Borough 4-2 Chelmsford
Venue: Priory Lane Date: Sat 15 March Att: 568 Ref: L Venamore
The Clarets took the lead through an Adam Watt own goal after just twenty-four minutes.
A chipped shot from Long and a goal from Watt gave Boro the lead.
Cheek did bring the visitor’s level with a close-range finish but a brace by Hammond handed the points to Eastbourne. Mark Haines was shown a second yellow card, to send the visitors to 10 men.
Harlow Town 1-1 AFC Sudbury
Venue: Barrows Farm Date: Sat 15 March Att: 179
AFC Sudbury picked up a point, as Wilkinson's strike earned the Yellows a point at Harlow.
Dadson's close range header sent Harlow Town into an early ten minute lead.
AFC goalkeeper Archer brought down Alex Read, with the referee awarding a penalty. The resulting spot kick was saved by the goalkeeper.
But the Yellows weren't behind for long as Jack Wilkinson drew them level after the restart
AFC Sudbury Reserves 6-1 Cornard United
THURLOW NUNN DIVISION ONEVenue: MEL Group Stadium Date: Sat 15 March Att: 50 Ref: S Gillman
Four goals from Scott Kemp and two from Tom Wingfield, saw AFC Sudbury Reserves/Under-21s thrash Cornard United 6-1, at the MEL Group Stadium.
Full Report by Louis Byers available here.