A Yorkshire derby that had absolutely everything. Huddersfield and Sheffield Wednesday served up a League One thriller packed with brilliant goals, miraculous saves, a calamitous own goal and one of the most controversial refereeing decisions you’ll ever see. We look back at a breathless 2-2 draw that left plenty to talk about.

Shrewsbury Town ended a seven-month wait for an away league win with a 2-1 victory at promotion hopefuls Grimsby Town, capping off a brilliant week for the Shrews and leaving Dave Artell’s Mariners with plenty to think about.

Wyll Stanway produced a ridiculous 12-save performance as Cheltenham held off Chesterfield to continue their surprise start near the top of League Two. Charlie McCann scored again, Andi Weimann rolled back the years, and the lack of goal-line technology might have helped too.

Former players, own goals and a two-goal comeback — Mansfield fought back from 2-0 down to earn a 2-2 draw at Burton in a game packed with narrative.

Six goals, two screamers against former clubs, two penalties, a red card and a two-goal collapse. Salford and Rotherham served up a League Two thriller packed with goals, grudges and plenty of chaos.

Wycombe and MK Dons are still searching for their first league wins after a chaotic 3-3 draw at Adams Park. Both sides threw away leads, both managers were left raging, and defending appeared to be entirely optional.

Norwich blew Burnley away at Carrow Road with a blistering start and a 4-1 win, as Mo Touré and Andre Brooks both struck twice. The Canaries look every bit like promotion contenders, while Burnley’s difficult start raises serious questions about their chances of another immediate return to the Premier League.

A red card, a penalty save, a screamer and a 94th-minute own goal. Colchester’s 2-1 win over Oldham was anything but ordinary.

A six-goal opening-day thriller, a Jack Marriott hat-trick, a stunning Luton comeback and a 96th-minute winner. League One is well and truly back.

A forgotten fixture delivers late drama as Shrewsbury complete a stunning comeback against Fleetwood, encapsulating a season of struggle, resilience, and renewed hope ahead of the summer rebuild.

The fight for survival in EFL League Two is reaching boiling point, with just four points separating five desperate sides. As promotion celebrations rage elsewhere, clubs like Tranmere Rovers, Crawley Town, and Newport County are locked in a tense battle to avoid dropping into the National League — where many never recover.

A chaotic Easter Monday at the bottom of the Championship saw all six relegation-threatened sides take points off each other in three tense draws. While the table remains unchanged, missed opportunities—especially for Leicester and Oxford—could prove decisive in the race for survival heading into a brutal run-in.

With the League Two season hurtling toward a dramatic conclusion, the promotion race is tighter than ever. From Bromley’s unlikely charge at the summit to a congested play-off pack separated by just a handful of points, every result feels निर्णutive. Shock slips, last-gasp winners, and squandered opportunities defined a chaotic weekend—setting the stage for a run-in packed with decisive head-to-head clashes that will shape who goes up and who falls short.

The League One relegation battle is reaching boiling point as late drama, collapsing form, and crucial six-pointers shake up the run-in. With just weeks remaining, the fight for survival is tighter, and more ruthless, than ever.

Barnet stunned promotion-chasing MK Dons with a clinical 3-1 victory at Stadium MK, overturning early adversity to keep their play-off hopes alive and throw serious doubt over the hosts’ automatic promotion push.

Ten-man Notts County pushed Chesterfield to the brink in a chaotic Meadow Lane clash, but a moment of pure madness—Ollie Norburn launching an opponent’s boot into the stands—proved decisive in a 3–2 defeat that could shape the promotion race.

Kelvin Ehibhatiomhan chose the perfect moment to rediscover his scoring touch. With Reading’s top striker unavailable, the out-of-form forward stepped up with a sensational hat-trick at Kenilworth Road, sealing a dramatic 3–2 win over Luton Town and thrusting the Royals firmly into the League One play-off race.

Oxford United reignited their survival hopes with a seismic six-pointer win over West Bromwich Albion, blowing the Championship relegation battle wide open. With just eleven games left and only three points separating 23rd from safety, the fight to avoid League One is heading for a dramatic finale.

An uneventful first half exploded into one of League One’s most chaotic contests as Peterborough United and Exeter City played out a breathless 3-3 draw at the Weston Homes Stadium. Seventeen-year-old Patryk Sykut netted his first senior goal before Jayden Wareham struck a devastating eight-minute hat-trick to turn the game on its head. But Posh’s young side showed resilience, battling back through a Harry Leonard brace to rescue a point in a game that had everything.