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Saturday brought goals aplenty. Fox Hats Starting in League One, Yeovil spectacularly smashed Leyton Orient 5-1 in east London and a little further out into Essex, Colchester matched that with four goals in the final 17 minutes to see off Exeter City. Leaders Brighton edged another step closer to the title with another Glenn Murray goal, seeing off Swindon 2-1, while Bournemouth were held 2-2 at home by Charlton, Bradley Wright-Phillips's equaliser staving off an eighth defeat in 10 for the Addicks. Sheffield Wednesday were also pegged back late on, Danny Green's penalty earning Dagenham & Redbridge a 1-1 draw and prompting Owls manager Gary Megson to be sent to the stands in protest.
   An elongated and stretched-out fixture list on this international weekend kicked off on Friday night with a staggering result at Sincil Bank. Rotherham, coming off a week in which they lost 5-0 to Chesterfield and parted ways with boss Ronnie Moore, went to Lincoln and won 6-0, the former manager's son Ian Thomas-Moore helping himself to a hat-trick. "Standing on the sidelines watching a team do that well, it's a bit surreal to be honest," admitted caretaker manager Andy Liddell, who even dropped top scorer Adam Le Fondre and skipper Ryan Cresswell. For the Imps,MLB Hats it was a worst home defeat in 20 years. Elsewhere in League Two on Friday, Torquay had to borrow a coach from rivals Cheltenham Town to get to the game with Northampton after theirs broke down, before scoring what looked like an injury-time winner from Billy Kee. The Cobblers went straight up to the other end, Guillem Bauza lashing home to make it 2-2. "We've been robbed of three points by two decisions," fumed Paul Buckle afterwards. "Both Northampton's goals came from free-kicks which left me puzzled."