A pulsating weekend in Sky Bet League One produced comebacks, late equalisers, and a major shock at the top as Cardiff City’s long unbeaten streak was finally ended by an inspired Plymouth Argyle. Huddersfield stayed in the play-off positions after recovering from a shaky first half, while Stockport, Port Vale, and Burton all scored crucial stoppage-time goals in an action-packed round of fixtures.

Huddersfield Come From Behind to Stay in the Top Six

Huddersfield Town held onto their place in the top six after a determined 2–1 comeback win over Barnsley.
After David McGoldrick had an early strike ruled out for offside, the Barnsley forward made no mistake with his second attempt, curling superbly into the top corner to put the visitors ahead.

A subdued Huddersfield needed inspiration after the break, and captain Ryan Ledson provided it with a precise header from Bali Mumba’s delivery.
Wrexham loanee Ryan Hardie then powered in his first goal for the club to turn the match around and end a five‑game winless run, while Barnsley missed out on back‑to‑back victories for the first time since September.

Bolton and Blackpool Share Four-Goal Thriller

There was late drama at the Toughsheet Community Stadium as Mason Burstow earned Bolton a 2–2 draw against Blackpool, denying former Wanderers boss Ian Evatt victory on his return.

Eoin Toal’s header put Bolton in front before Blackpool struck twice in five minutes through Hayden Coulson and George Honeyman. But Burstow rescued third‑placed Wanderers with an 85th‑minute header, his second crucial late goal in five days, as both sides pushed for a winner in a frantic finale.

AFC Wimbledon Sweep Aside Bradford

AFC Wimbledon delivered one of their strongest performances of the season, sweeping aside promotion‑chasing Bradford 3–1.
James Tilley scored directly from a cross before Marcus Browne added a second before the break.

Matty Stevens made it three midway through the second half, and although Stephen Humphrys pulled one back, Bradford slipped to fifth after a sluggish display following their coach‑delay‑affected arrival.

Wareham’s Eight-Minute Hat-Trick Headlines Six-Goal Classic

Exeter’s Jayden Wareham stole the show at Peterborough with an astonishing eight‑minute hat-trick in a 3–3 draw.
Peterborough led early through Patryk Sykut, but Wareham struck rapidly after half-time—first a header, then a poacher’s finish, and finally a powerful drive for his 17th of the season.

Harry Leonard responded with two goals of his own as Posh battled back to claim a point in a breathless second half.

Lincoln Extend Unbeaten Run, Mansfield Slide Continues

Lincoln City stretched their impressive unbeaten streak to 16 league matches with a controlled 2–0 win at Mansfield.
Rob Street fired in a penalty before Tom Bayliss volleyed home deep into stoppage time, punishing a Stags side now winless in seven league outings despite their FA Cup heroics last week.

Port Vale Snatch Dramatic Point Against Reading

Basement side Port Vale claimed a precious draw against Reading thanks to Martin Sherif’s last‑kick equaliser.
Reading looked set for victory after Lewis Wing’s first-half penalty, but Sherif smashed home six minutes into added time to spark wild celebrations and keep Vale’s survival hopes flickering.

Burton Add Pressure on Luton With Late Leveller

Burton Albion deepened the pressure on Luton manager Jack Wilshere as Fabio Tavares headed in a stoppage‑time equaliser in a 1–1 draw.
Nahki Wells had earlier put Luton ahead, but missed chances and fan frustration mounted before Burton capitalised on slack defending to steal a point.

Orient Climb Out of Bottom Four

Leyton Orient earned their first away win since November, beating relegation rivals Northampton 2–1.
Dom Ballard struck early before teeing up James Morris for a second just after the interval.
Tom Eaves pulled one back, but Orient goalkeeper Will Dennis made key late saves to secure a huge victory in their survival fight.

Wootton Inspires Stockport’s Late Comeback Against Nine-Man Wigan

Stockport County kept their faint automatic promotion hopes alive after a dramatic 4–2 comeback win over Wigan.
Kyle Wootton scored twice in stoppage time against a Wigan side reduced to nine men, turning a frantic contest on its head after earlier goals from Joe Taylor and Adama Sidibeh.

Doncaster Pull Away From Rivals With Win at Rotherham

Doncaster boosted their safety prospects with a 2–1 comeback win in their South Yorkshire tussle with Rotherham.
Sam Nombe scored a second‑minute penalty for the Millers, but second-half goals from Brandon Hanlan and Luke Molyneux earned Rovers three vital points.

Wycombe Beat Stevenage as Debutant Lowe Scores Winner

Wycombe Wanderers claimed a strong 3–1 win over Stevenage, with debutant Nathan Lowe scoring the decisive goal.
Cauley Woodrow and Junior Quitirna also netted as Wanderers impressed, denting Stevenage’s promotion push.

Plymouth Hit Five to End Cardiff’s Long Unbeaten Run

Plymouth Argyle stunned leaders Cardiff City with an electrifying 5–2 victory, ending the Bluebirds’ 12‑match unbeaten stretch. Lorent Tolaj and Bim Pepple struck in a whirlwind opening spell before Cardiff briefly hit back via Omari Kellyman. Pepple restored the cushion, Kellyman added another, but Tolaj’s penalty and Mathias Ross’s header capped a superb display.

Argyle move up to 10th—three points from the play-offs—while Cardiff’s lead could shrink depending on results elsewhere.

Sky Bet League One round-up: Late drama everywhere, and Cardiff’s unbeaten run ends

Sky Bet League One round-up: Late drama everywhere, and Cardiff’s unbeaten run ends