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Both Bristol Rovers and Barnet have had really strong starts to the season, but the visitors have the widest smiles of all.

Dean Brennan's team are unbeaten across their last 16 games in League Two, which is their longest ever run without a defeat in the Football League.

But in terms of the record between the sides, Bristol Rovers have won five of their last seven home EFL games against today's opponents.

A win for Barnet would put them ahead of Crewe on goal difference this evening, while Bristol Rovers would need to win by a huge margin to go top of the table.

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What a finish!

Xavier Amaechi pops up at the back post five minutes into time added on to grab the winner for Plymouth and send the home fans into ecstasy.

• Bristol Rovers v Barnet
• Cheltenham v Salford
• Crawley v Chesterfield
• Fleetwood v Walsall
• Newport v Colchester
• Port Vale v Grimsby
• Rotherham v Gillingham
• Shrewsbury v Exeter
• Tranmere v Rochdale
• York v Northampton

Trevor Griffiths
Commentator on BBC Radio Stoke

Crewe should have been three or four up in the end.

The real credit is the clean sheet, the defence stood firm, so deserved.

A strong performance.

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Leicester manager Russell Martin expects Peterborough to be a more mysterious prospect and get an energy boost under new boss Robbie Savage.

Savage's first League One game in charge of Peterborough after replacing Martin's former assistant, Luke Williams, comes at a club where the former Wales international midfielder spent five years and made 200-plus appearances.

The 51-year-old has challenged his new players to change their mentality but finishing lessons might be just as important - second-bottom Posh have scored just four league goals in eight games, despite having chances worth 11.4 xG in total.

The Foxes are not exactly out of the trees either, they lie 14th but Posh would go within a point of them with a win at the King Power, where City have lost eight of their 14 league games in 2026 - their second highest ratio of home defeats in a calendar year in their history, behind only 1939.

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Huddersfield lie a point ahead of Yorkshire rivals Sheffield Wednesday, who have a game in hand, and will put their unbeaten home record to the test against a side who have won all three away games in League One this season. They have only won four straight on the road to start a season once, 36 years ago.

Wednesday are unbeaten in five, earning 11 points, but were held to a stalemate at home by Stockport in their last game on 19 September while the Terriers made the most of playing last weekend as they won 3-1 at Burton to climb into the top three.

They will hope to emulate the 4-0 win they enjoyed over the Owls on their last visit in the Championship three years ago, which extended their unbeaten run to five games against Wednesday, during which they have kept four clean sheets.

The last three times Town have started a season with one or fewer defeats in their opening eight games they have been promoted. Bodes well for the season ahead.

• Bradford v Leyton Orient
• Cambridge United v Blackpool
• Doncaster v Burton
• Huddersfield v Sheff Wed
• Leicester v Peterborough
• MK Dons v Reading
• Mansfield v Bromley
• Stevenage v Wigan
• Stockport v Barnsley
• Wycombe v Luton

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He only had seven touches across 30 minutes on the pitch after replacing Oliver Irow, but Xavier Amaechi made the most of the one which came in the penalty area.

The sub latched onto a bouncing ball in the box, after Andy Yiadom's poor clearance cannoned back off Alex Hartridge and held his nerve to finish past the onrushing Joe Bursik with the ball beating two covering defenders into the back of the net.

A priceless touch, as it keeps Argyle top of the pile ahead of the Yorkshire sides aiming to overhaul them this afternoon.

Brian McGlinchey
Former Plymouth Argyle defender on BBC Radio Devon

As a football fan, just unbelievable for the Argyle fans, but the referee had a terrible performance.

It wasn't a great performance from Argyle, but they got the goal, albeit in the fifth-minute of added time.

It was a lacklustre performance, but as I said, it was enough in the end.

All over at Home Park.

Both sides had chances to win it and might have lost it, but a point apiece looked just about right until Xavier Amaechi stole the points well over the allotted added time at the end of the game.

Jayden Stockley's neat near-post finish put the visitors ahead in the first half but it was short-lived as Caleb Watts, in for the absent Bim Pepple, slammed home a rebound soon after.

Murphy Cooper made fine saves to deny Stockley and Andy Yiadom either side of the break while Joe Bursik did likewise to thwart Bradley Ibrahim at the other end before the ball broke fortuitously for Amaechi to hook past Bursik in the 95th minute and seal the win which keeps Argyle top of the table for at least another few days.

The points are heading back to Oxfordshire!

It's four unbeaten for the U's, who rise to fourth in the table ahead of the 15:00 games.

Goals from Mark Harris on his 150th appearance and Cameron Brannagan seal it.

For the Magpies, this result means three defeats in a row for the first time since 2024 - and the very real prospect of dropping into the bottom four come this evening.

Crewe's Jordan Gibson scores the only goal in a game that could have been more comfortable for the away side, who had a flurry of late chances.

The result means that Swindon Town have lost six of their last seven games in all competitions.

Crewe have gone 10 games unbeaten at the start of a Football League season for the first time since 1953.

A game of few chances ends with just a single shot on target.

Alex Henderson and Charlie Warren both went close with headers for the visitors.

We are into two added minutes at Boundary Park.

Marcus Browne rises highest in the area to meet Steve Seddon's high cross from the left corner for the Dons but his towering header is always too high and flies over the angle of post and bar.

Crewe really are finishing with a flourish.

Charlie MacNeill has a shot cleared off the line as Oldham fight to keep the scoreline to 1-0.

They just cannot get the ball down the other end to try and rescue a point, though.

Wimbledon are very happy to run the clock down to help them cling onto a useful point.

Into FOUR added minutes at the end of the game as defender Stephen Sessegnon comes on for the visitors, replacing Aron Sasu, who has shown flashes of genius on the left flank.