It was another hectic weekend in League Two, a division that rarely fails to serve up thrills.
Rotherham United boss Alex Bruce was reunited with his former employers Salford City and watched as his side drew 3-3 with the Ammies. Brandon Cover, Paul Mullin and Ossama Ashley all scored for the Millers, who were pegged back by a Macaulay Langstaff penalty.
York City enjoyed an excellent afternoon on home turf, roaring to a 4-0 victory over 10-man Swindon Town courtesy of an Alex Newby brace and efforts from Ollie Banks and Ollie Pearce.
Away from Yorkshire, Shrewsbury Town defeated Northampton Town and Port Vale edged past Exeter City. Walsall and Rochdale played out a goalless draw, Oldham Athletic lost to Chesterfield and Gillingham were 2-0 victors over Tranmere Rovers.
Colchester United shared the spoils with Crewe Alexandra and it also ended level between Newport County and Fleetwood Town. Barnet were 2-1 victors over Accrington Stanley, Grimsby Town saw off Bristol Rovers and Cheltenham Town were 3-1 victors away at Crawley Town.
Following the latest twists and turns in England’s fourth tier, data experts Opta have predicted how the final League Two table will look.
1. Supercomputer predicts League Two table
Opta have forecasted how the final League Two table will look. | Jonathan Gawthorpe
