Sky Bet League Two: Saturday's review

Sky Bet League Two results: April 29

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Accrington 1-4 Luton
Barnet 3-1 Grimsby
Cambridge 2-0 Crawley
Carlisle 2-1 Newport
Cheltenham 1-0 Hartlepool
Doncaster 1-3 Exeter
Leyton Orient 1-3 Colchester
Mansfield 0-1 Portsmouth
Morecambe 1-1 Wycombe
Notts County 1-0 Blackpool
Plymouth 2-1 Crewe
Yeovil 1-1 Stevenage

Sky Bet League Two Review

Colchester beat relegated Leyton Orient 3-1 in bizarre circumstances, with the last five minutes played out in front of an empty stadium after an earlier announcement said the game had been abandoned. 

United had been leading 3-1 when the contest was suspended by referee Carl Boyeson after 85 minutes because of a crowd invasion involving approximately 750 people. 

Orient fans staged a sit-down protest calling for owner Francesco Becchetti to quit the club, forcing the referee to bring the players off the field. 

Leyton Orient manager Omar Riza made an announcement requesting fans to leave the pitch to no avail, and at 5.49pm - more than an hour after play had been halted - an announcement was made that the game had been abandoned. 

That had the effect of eventually clearing the ground, and the tactic worked as the teams completed the final five minutes before empty stands some two hours after the game had been suspended. 

Both teams then went through the motions, with Orient retaining possession of the ball for the five minutes plus the three additional minutes of play.

Tarique Fosu, Chris Porter and Macauley Bonne had scored for the visitors whilst Sandro Semedo was on the mark for Orient.  

Hartlepool's 95-year stay in the EFL hangs by a thread after a narrow defeat to Cheltenham left them needing a final-day escape.

Second-bottom Pools, who parted company with manager Dave Jones in midweek and put player Matthew Bates in temporary charge, went down 1-0 with Danny Wright's goal proving the difference.

The result, which secured the Robins' own survival, stretched Pools' winless run to seven games and would have been enough to send them down had Newport not surrendered the lead to lose 2-1 at Carlisle.

The Exiles, who went ahead through defender Mickey Demetriou before conceding to Jabo Ibehre and Nicky Adams, remain two points above their relegation rivals going into the final weekend of the campaign, although Hartlepool's goal difference is one better.

The destination of the Sky Bet League Two title will also go down to the wire, with Plymouth putting themselves in pole position ahead of Doncaster and Portsmouth.

Derek Adams' Pilgrims came from a goal down to beat Crewe 2-1 thanks to strikes from forwards Ryan Taylor and Nathan Blissett - following James Jones' early opener - and they now have a one-point advantage over Doncaster.

Rovers have led the way for much of the season but they were defeated 3-1 at home by Exeter, who sealed their play-off place with goals from Jordan Moore-Taylor, David Wheeler and Liam McAlinden.

Pompey are a point further back after Carl Baker's second-half goal dented Mansfield's top-seven hopes by earning a 1-0 success at Field Mill.

There also promises to be plenty of twists and turns left in the race for the final two play-off spots with seven clubs remaining in contention.

Carlisle, on 68 points, occupy sixth position after their win over Newport, with Blackpool a point further back following a 1-0 loss at Notts County in which Richard Duffy claimed the winner.

Stevenage are behind the Seasiders only on goal difference thanks to Josh McQuoid's second-half leveller in a 1-1 draw at Yeovil after Jean-Louis Akpa Akpro had put the home side ahead, while Cambridge and Wycombe are both on 66 points, one ahead of Mansfield.

Scott Wharton's opener and a late penalty from Luke Berry earned Cambridge a 2-0 victory over Crawley, who had Josh Payne sent off, while Adebayo Akinfenwa's 89th-minute equaliser secured Wycombe a 1-1 draw at Morecambe after Kevin Ellison had broken the deadlock eight minutes earlier.

Elsewhere, fourth-placed Luton ran out 4-1 winners at Accrington following strikes from James Justin, Isaac Vassell and Jack Marriott and an Omar Beckles own goal.

In the day's other game, John Akinde moved level with Doncaster's John Marquis at the top of the division's scoring charts with his 26th of the season as Barnet beat Grimsby 3-1. David Tutonda and Curtis Weston were also on target for the Bees, while Craig Disley netted a 74th-minute consolation in reply.