MK Dons closed the gap on leaders Bromley on a night packed with twists across the League Two promotion and relegation battles.

MK Dons Hit Five to Close the Gap

MK Dons moved to within two points of top spot after a stunning 5-1 win away at Gillingham.

Having scored four at the weekend, the Dons went one better as Alex Gilbey, Gethin Jones, Marvin Ekpiteta, Ben Wiles and Liam Kelly all found the net in a commanding display.

The victory keeps the pressure firmly on Bromley, while it proved a difficult evening for out-of-form Gillingham.

Rovers Pull Clear with Crucial Away Win

Bristol Rovers claimed their first away win since New Year’s Day, securing a vital 2-0 victory at relegation-threatened Barrow.

In-form Tommy Leigh struck the opener with a header that went in off the inside of the post, before Fabrizio Cavegn made amends for an earlier miss by adding a second early in the second half.

The result moves Rovers nine points clear of the drop zone and delivers a major setback for Barrow, who remain deep in trouble.

Borini Marks Milestone with Salford Winner

Salford City strengthened their top-six position with a hard-fought 1-0 win at Walsall.

On his 400th career appearance, Fabio Borini came off the bench to score the decisive goal, condemning Walsall to a third straight defeat and a sixth in eight matches.

The Saddlers – who led the division back in December – now face an uphill battle to revive their play-off hopes.

Cheltenham Fight Back for a Point

Cheltenham Town produced an impressive comeback to earn a 2-2 draw at Fleetwood Town.

Two superb strikes from Mark Helm had Fleetwood dreaming of climbing closer to the play-off race, but Cheltenham hit back through Jordan Thomasand an Isaac Hutchinson penalty, which the midfielder won himself.

Both sides extended their unbeaten runs, but the result represents a setback for Fleetwood’s push toward the top seven.

Sky Bet League Two: Midweek round-up

Sky Bet League Two: Midweek round-up