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Danny Kedwell struck his fifth goal of the season to earn Gillingham a 1-1 draw against Port Vale.
The visitors took the lead through Marc
Two first-half goals by Marc Richards secured a 2-0 triumph for Port Vale and extended Rotherham's poor run of form to one win
Port Vale striker Tom Pope netted against his former club Crewe to ensure the derby-day points were shared in a 1-1 draw at
Morecambe remain top of npower League Two despite a 3-2 home defeat to Bristol Rovers.
Cian Bolger handed the visitors a 27th-minute lead,
Crewe will be without defender Dave Artell for their clash with Port Vale at Gresty Road.
The veteran suffered a hamstring injury in the build-up to the encounter with Barnet two
Crewe will be boosted by the return of Dave Artell for their clash with Port Vale at Gresty Road.
The defender suffered a hamstring injury in the build-up to their encounter with Barnet
Shrewsbury were good value for their fifth win in six league games as they held on for a 3-2 success in a thriller against fellow high flyers
Port Vale boss Micky Adams had words of consolation for his opposite number Phil Parkinson after Tom Pope's last-gasp winner
Paolo Di Canio's Swindon dished out another harsh Football League lesson to new boys Crawley Town on a night when none of the teams starting in the
Tom Pope headed a dramatic winner in stoppage time to give Vale a second successive victory and a 3-2 success over enterprising Bradford.
Vale
Midfielder Gary Roberts took his season's tally to five goals with a double strike as Port Vale clinched a 2-0 win at troubled basement
Sean Rigg scored twice and made another goal as Port Vale maintained their unbeaten start in League Two with a 4-1 victory over
Port Vale kept up their promising start under returning boss Micky Adams with a point from a 1-1 draw at Staffordshire neighbours Burton.
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Rotherham manager Andy Scott has warned Tom Pope he will end up on the scrapheap unless he accepts an offer to leave the club
Gillingham gave their play-off hopes a boost and surely ended
Andy Scott takes charge of Rotherham for the first time when Hereford visit Don Valley.
Cheltenham bounced back from their eight-goal thrashing at Crewe last week to earn
Port Vale are without striker Tom Pope for the visit of Southend but influential
Cheltenham will be without Jeff Goulding, Josh Low and Keith Lowe for the visit of
Doug Loft struck a 70th-minute stunner to earn Port Vale a 2
Port Vale caretaker boss Mark Grew is set to name an unchanged side for the clash
Ten-man Bury battled to secure a hard-earned goalless draw which
Torquay moved to within three points of the automatic qualification spots in npower League Two with
Substitute Tom Pope headed a 93rd-minute equaliser to lift some of the gloom for
Port Vale's caretaker-manager Mark Grew could make changes when
