Watch all the League One goals: No stopping leaders Luton but promotion rivals also win

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Luton kept up the pace at the top of League One with a 2-0 home win over Rochdale, who finished with 10 men. Danny Hylton broke the deadlock with a close-range finish after 59 minutes.

Rochdale saw midfielder Ethan Hamilton dismissed for a second caution with five minutes left, and James Collins added a second for the Hatters in stoppage time.

Second-placed Barnsley saw midfielder Jacob Brown sent off late in the first half, but still ran out 3-0 winners at Southend as they remain five points behind the leaders.

Brown was dismissed 10 minutes before the break for a poor challenge on Shrimpers skipper Sam Mantom in Saturday's lunchtime kick-off.

The Tykes, though, rallied and wrapped up the points with second-half goals from Cameron McGeehan, Cauley Woodrow and Jordan Green.

Sunderland stay third after a 2-0 home win over Plymouth, with goals in each half from Lee Cattermole and George Honeyman. They've now scored in 41 consecutive league games.

Portsmouth recorded a first league win since January 1 with a 5-1 trashing of managerless Bradford at Fratton Park.

A penalty from Gareth Evans set them on their way after 23 minutes, with Tom Naylor doubling the lead just before half-time.

Bradford, who saw David Hopkin stand down as manager after just six months in charge, got back into the match through Hope Akpan's close-range effort after 65 minutes.

The home side, however, were swiftly back in front when Jamal Lowe made it 3-1 two minutes later and midfielder Ben Close hit a late double to complete the victory.

Play-off challengers Doncaster and Charlton drew 1-1 at the Keepmoat Stadium. The Addicks, with boss Lee Bowyer starting a three-match touchline ban, went in front after 72 minutes when John Marquis headed into his own net from a corner.

Mallik Wilks had equalised within five minutes, though, and Rovers later saw a stoppage-time effort from Marquis disallowed for offside.

Peterborough moved level with sixth-placed Rovers on 55 points after beating Wycombe 4-2. Matt Godden struck twice inside the opening 10 minutes to put Posh in control, before an own goal from defender Ryan Tafazolli reduced the deficit.

Marcus Maddison made it 3-1 after 31 minutes, but Matt Bloomfield pulled another one back for Wycombe before the break. Maddison's second after 66 minutes settled matters.

Relegation-battlers Bristol Rovers boosted their survival hopes with a 4-0 win over Blackpool with a hat-trick from Jonson Clarke-Harris at the Memorial Stadium.

The January deadline day signing was on target after only six minutes and doubled Rovers lead shortly before half-time.

Clarke-Harris completed his treble in the 68th minute when knocked home a rebound and Liam Sercombe scored a fourth for the hosts in stoppage time.

Fellow strugglers Oxford made it two wins from two as they beat Scunthorpe 2-1 at home. Jerome Sinclair scored twice in the second half, with George Thomas grabbing a stoppage-time consolation for the visitors.

Coventry won 1-0 at Accrington Stanley thanks to Bright Enobakhare's second-half effort.

Burton drew 0-0 at home against Walsall, while it was also goalless between Shrewsbury and bottom club AFC Wimbledon.

James Husband scored a free-kick in stoppage time to salvage a 1-1 draw for Fleetwood against Gillingham, who had taken the lead through Tom Eaves with just seven minutes left.

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