Luton Town beat Leicester City 2-1 with a goal in the fourth minute of stoppage time, and Huddersfield Town beat Wigan Athletic 2-1 to finish the round top of League One. All twelve games on the archived listing for 24 October were played, so all 24 clubs were in action.
Thirty-one goals went in across the twelve games, with five home wins, three away wins and four draws. One player was sent off: Leicester's John Lundstram, shown a second yellow card in the 85th minute. Plymouth Argyle won 3-2 at Cambridge United, Mansfield Town won at Blackpool by four goals to one, and Oxford United against Bradford City was the only goalless draw.
Huddersfield lead on 25 points from 12 games, two clear of Stockport County, who drew 1-1 at Notts County. Bradford City are third on 22 points from 12 games and Plymouth Argyle fourth on 22 from 13. Wigan Athletic are bottom on seven points from 11 games.
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Luton Town2-1Leicester City
Luton win 2-1 with a goal in the fourth minute of stoppage time, after Leicester equalised with ten men
Luton Town beat Leicester City 2-1 with a goal in the fourth minute of stoppage time, after Leicester had equalised in the 90th minute with ten men. It was Leicester's fourth league defeat in 11 games. Luton put eight of their 11 shots on target to Leicester's four of 11, and took nine corners to eight.
Luton's Tudor Mendel had an early shot saved by Leicester goalkeeper Alex McCarthy, who also stopped Luton's Kasey Palmer and Nahki Wells. Leicester's Kamari Doyle was denied by Luton goalkeeper James Shea, and Leicester's Emil Riis had a goal ruled out for offside. Luton's Wells scored in the 39th minute, sweeping in after his team-mate Jordan Clark took the ball off Leicester's Caleb Okoli.
Leicester captain John Lundstram was booked in the 68th minute and shown a second yellow card in the 85th, for a lunging tackle on Luton's Isaiah Jones. In the 90th minute Leicester's Liam Cullen curled in from the edge of the box, with his team-mate Riis credited with the assist. Luton's Callum Marshall, a substitute, won it in the 90+4 by prodding in a cross from fellow substitute Emilio Lawrence.
Luton rise from 13th to 10th on 17 points, and Leicester are 13th on 15. Both are in action again on Tuesday 27 October at 19:45, Luton at home to Doncaster Rovers and Leicester at home to Wigan Athletic.
Huddersfield win 2-1 and finish the round top of the table, with Wigan scoring in the 90+2
Huddersfield Town beat Wigan Athletic 2-1 and finished the round top of the table on 25 points. They had 17 shots to seven, five on target to three, and 30 touches in the opposition box to 20, while Wigan had 52 per cent of the ball.
Huddersfield's Ilias Bronkhorst scored in the 34th minute, heading in at the back post from a cross by his team-mate Cameron Humphreys, and it was 1-0 at half-time. Huddersfield's Derensili Sanches Fernandes made it 2-0 in the 80th minute, running through and finishing after Wigan goalkeeper Joe Whitworth slipped.
Wigan's Christian Saydee curled in a goal in the 90+2. Huddersfield and Wigan were each shown four yellow cards. Huddersfield move from second to first and Stockport County from first to second, and Wigan are 24th on seven points from 11 games.
Plymouth win 3-2 at Cambridge, who had 20 shots to eight and lost for only the second time in the league
Plymouth Argyle won 3-2 at Cambridge United, who had 20 shots to eight and 13 corners to three but suffered only their second league defeat of the season. Cambridge fall from fourth to sixth on 20 points, and Plymouth rise from fifth to fourth on 22.
Plymouth went ahead in the 41st minute when Cambridge's Louis Appéré headed Plymouth's Xavier Amaechi's corner into his own net. The second Plymouth goal, in the 50th minute, is credited to different players: the match report has Plymouth's Harvey White shooting in from outside the box past Cambridge goalkeeper Jake Eastwood, and the key-events list gives the goal to Amaechi with White as the assist.
Cambridge's Sulay Kaikai pulled one back in the 57th minute at the back post, and Plymouth's Bim Pepple made it 3-1 from the penalty spot in the 74th after Eastwood brought down Plymouth's Will Evans. Cambridge's Shayne Lavery, a substitute from the 61st minute, scored in the 86th from a pass by his team-mate Zak Bradshaw, scoring in a third game in a row.
Plymouth goalkeeper Murphy Cooper made a save in the 90th minute that denied Cambridge's Liam Bennett an equaliser. Cambridge are at Sheffield Wednesday on Tuesday 27 October at 19:45 and at Leyton Orient on Saturday 31 October at 12:30.
The goal timeline is not shown: the match report and the key-events list give Plymouth Argyle's 50th-minute goal to different players (Harvey White and Xavier Amaechi), and the own goal by Cambridge United's Louis Appéré is listed under Plymouth Argyle, the side it counted for.
AFC Wimbledon and Wycombe draw 1-1, with AFC Wimbledon's J. Stockley scoring in the 29th minute and Wycombe's F. Onyedinma in the 60th
AFC Wimbledon and Wycombe Wanderers drew 1-1 at the Cherry Red Records Stadium. Each side had 14 shots, and Wycombe put six on target to two, had 65 per cent of the ball and 29 touches in the opposition box to 19.
Wycombe's Caolan Boyd-Munce had an early drive parried by AFC Wimbledon goalkeeper Josef Bursik, and his team-mate Jayden Wareham shot over after the resulting corner. AFC Wimbledon's Myles Hippolyte hit the post with a free-kick, and Wycombe's Cauley Woodrow headed over. AFC Wimbledon's Jayden Stockley headed in from close range in the 29th minute after a cross from his team-mate James Tilley hit the post.
AFC Wimbledon's Stockley had a shot saved by Wycombe goalkeeper Conor Hazard just after half-time. Wycombe's Fred Onyedinma equalised in the 60th minute, rolling in after his team-mate Jayden Wareham kept the ball in play, and AFC Wimbledon's Aron Sasu scuffed a shot wide after an error by Hazard.
AFC Wimbledon stay 16th on 13 points and have not won in their last six league games. Wycombe rise from 15th to 14th on 15.
Mansfield win at Blackpool by four goals to one, after Blackpool saved a penalty on 40 minutes and equalised before half-time
Mansfield Town won at Blackpool by four goals to one and are unbeaten in six league games. They had 17 shots to 13 and 35 touches in the opposition box to 25, and Blackpool were booed off, having lost four of their last six league games.
Mansfield's Michael Smith scored in the 17th minute when Blackpool failed to deal with a cross. Smith then had a penalty tipped over by Blackpool goalkeeper Bailey Peacock-Farrell on 40 minutes, and in the 42nd Blackpool's Dion Charles equalised, finishing past Mansfield goalkeeper Liam Roberts from a through ball by his team-mate Leighton Clarkson.
Mansfield's Rhys Oates put the visitors back in front in the 55th minute from good work by his team-mate George Abbott. In the 64th minute Blackpool's Ilmari Niskanen turned a cross from Mansfield's Nathan Moriah-Welsh into his own net, and Mansfield's Tyler Roberts scored in the 78th from a pass by Oates.
Mansfield are ninth on 18 points, and Blackpool fall from 17th to 20th on 11. Mansfield are at home to Notts County on Saturday 31 October at 15:00.
The own goal, by Blackpool's Ilmari Niskanen, is listed under Mansfield Town, the side it counted for.
Peterborough equalise in the 90+3 after Bromley scored in the 10th minute
Bromley and Peterborough United drew 1-1 in Bromley's first game of the post-Andy Woodman era, with Vernon Masara equalising for Peterborough in the 90+3. Peterborough had 18 shots to seven and 14 corners to one, and Bromley put five of their seven shots on target to two of 18.
Bromley's Michael Cheek scored in the 10th minute, sweeping in a loose ball in the penalty area for his first League One goal. Peterborough's Harry Leonard headed wide from a free header, and Peterborough's Ethan Williams forced a save low down from Bromley goalkeeper Grant Smith before the interval.
In the second half Bromley's Kamarl Grant headed a chance that Peterborough goalkeeper Alex Bass denied. Bromley substitute Nicke Kabamba missed a chance two minutes from time when Peterborough's Lucca Mendonca made a last-gasp challenge, and Peterborough's Masara then rounded Bromley goalkeeper Smith in stoppage time.
Bromley rise from 23rd to 22nd on nine points, and Peterborough stay 21st on 10.
Burton come from behind to win 2-1, with Burton's C. Vickers setting up both goals
Burton Albion beat Leyton Orient 2-1 after trailing at half-time. Burton had 19 shots to 13, seven on target to two, and nine corners to four, and Leyton Orient goalkeeper Nathan Baxter made five saves.
Burton's Caylan Vickers, Charlie Webster and Harvey Araujo were each denied early on by Leyton Orient goalkeeper Baxter. Leyton Orient's Alex Gilbert then scored in the 33rd minute with a free-kick from about 35 yards that went in at the near post past Burton goalkeeper Corey Addai.
Burton's Kegs Chauke equalised in the 56th minute, cutting inside to finish after a counter-attack led by his team-mate Vickers. Leyton Orient substitute Aaron Connolly was just wide with a chance, and Burton's Will Collar then scored the winner in the 86th with a sidefoot finish from another pass by Vickers, his first goal for the club.
Burton rise from 14th to 11th on 17 points, and Leyton Orient fall from 12th to 15th on 14.
Doncaster win 2-0 through two goals from Doncaster's O. Bailey, in the 6th and 16th minutes
Doncaster Rovers beat Sheffield Wednesday 2-0 with two goals from Owen Bailey in the first 16 minutes. Doncaster had 19 shots to 13 and nine corners to five, though Sheffield Wednesday put eight on target to six, and Doncaster goalkeeper Tommy Simkin made eight saves.
Doncaster's Bailey hooked in from a corner in the 6th minute and scored again in the 16th, sweeping in from 10 yards after a low ball from the byline by his team-mate Isaac Hutchinson. Doncaster's Hakeeb Adelakun stabbed wide, and Doncaster's Leon Ayinde almost caught Sheffield Wednesday goalkeeper Ashley Maynard-Brewer out with a chip.
Sheffield Wednesday offered more after the break, and Doncaster goalkeeper Simkin made a string of saves, denying Wednesday's Barry Bannan, Ali Al-Hamadi and substitute Mason Burstow. Doncaster's Bailey headed a late chance that Sheffield Wednesday goalkeeper Maynard-Brewer saved. Sheffield Wednesday were booed off by their travelling supporters.
Doncaster rise from 19th to 17th on 12 points, and Sheffield Wednesday fall from seventh to eighth on 18.
Stockport equalise through a substitute in the 81st minute, after Notts County scored in the 11th
Notts County and Stockport County drew 1-1 at Meadow Lane. Stockport had 18 shots to seven and 35 touches in the opposition box to 10, with five shots on target to four, and Notts County were shown four yellow cards to two.
Notts County's Scott Robertson scored in the 11th minute from 20 yards, finding the top corner after Notts County's Conor Grant touched on a cross from Notts County's Nick Tsaroulla. Stockport pressed in the second half, and their substitute Adama Sidibeh equalised in the 81st minute, put through by fellow substitute Benony Andresson, past Notts County goalkeeper James Belshaw.
The draw left Stockport second on 23 points, after Huddersfield Town's win took first place. Notts County are 19th on 11 points.
A goalless draw between Oxford United and Bradford City, with Bradford putting five of 14 shots on target
Oxford United and Bradford City drew 0-0 at the Kassam Stadium. Bradford put five of their 14 shots on target to Oxford's two of 15, and neither side has lost in its last six league games.
Oxford's Gatlin O'Donkor had three chances: he was sent clear by his team-mate Tyler Goodrham and saved by Bradford goalkeeper Jon McCracken in the 2nd minute, fired over when put through by his team-mate Siriki Dembele, and headed wide from eight yards at the start of the second half. Oxford's Ciaron Brown also had a header from a corner cleared off the line by Bradford's William Swan.
Oxford goalkeeper Jamie Cumming saved from Bradford's Callum Connolly and Kayden Jackson. Bradford had two players booked, Connolly in the 19th minute and Pratt in the 45+3.
Oxford rise from eighth to seventh on 19 points from 10 games, and Bradford stay third on 22 from 12.
Reading win 2-1 from a goal down, with Reading's K. Lisbie scoring in the 54th and 68th minutes
Reading beat Barnsley 2-1 after trailing from the 7th minute, with Kyreece Lisbie scoring both Reading goals. Reading had 12 shots to 11, five on target to four, and Barnsley took seven corners to six.
Barnsley's Vimal Yoganathan scored in the 7th minute, scuffing in a shot from close range in a scramble after Reading goalkeeper Joel Pereira saved from Barnsley captain Cameron McGeehan. Pereira also saved from Barnsley's Tobi Adeyemo, and Reading's Jacob Brown tested Barnsley goalkeeper Cieran Slicker with a close-range header.
Reading's Lisbie equalised in the 54th minute at the far post from a cross by his team-mate Randell Williams, and scored again in the 68th, guiding in a pass from his team-mate Josh Stokes. Barnsley goalkeeper Slicker kept Reading's Lisbie out of a hat-trick in stoppage time, and Barnsley's Reyes Cleary drove across goal late on.
Reading rise from sixth to fifth on 21 points, and Barnsley fall from 22nd to 23rd on eight.
MK Dons win 1-0 at Stevenage with a header from their S. Nombe in the 81st minute
MK Dons won 1-0 at Stevenage through Sam Nombe's first league goal, a header in the 81st minute. MK Dons had 11 shots to 10, four on target to two, and nine corners to seven, in wet and windy conditions.
Stevenage's Dan Phillips hooked the ball back into the middle instead of clearing it down the line, and MK Dons' Aaron Collins picked it up and clipped it to the back post for Nombe. The first half had five yellow cards, three of them for MK Dons and two for Stevenage, and few clear chances.
MK Dons' Jack Sanders headed a chance that Stevenage goalkeeper Tommy Setford tipped over. On the stroke of half-time Stevenage's Ben Broggio fired through a crowd and Stevenage's Josh Magennis headed the rebound, which MK Dons goalkeeper Will Dennis clawed away. In the second half MK Dons' Ryan Wintle hit the far post, and the ball spun along the goal line and came back out off the other upright.
MK Dons rise from 20th to 18th on 12 points, and Stevenage fall from ninth to 12th on 15.
Snapshot: . P played · W won · D drawn · L lost · GF goals for · GA goals against · GD goal difference · Pts points.
League One standings after this round
#
Club
P
W
D
L
GF
GA
GD
Pts
1
Huddersfield Town
12
7
4
1
24
11
13
25
2
Stockport County
12
7
2
3
24
12
12
23
3
Bradford City
12
6
4
2
10
5
5
22
4
Plymouth Argyle
13
7
1
5
21
19
2
22
5
Reading
12
6
3
3
25
13
12
21
6
Cambridge United
12
5
5
2
20
17
3
20
7
Oxford United
10
5
4
1
18
10
8
19
8
Sheffield Wednesday
11
5
3
3
20
12
8
18
9
Mansfield Town
11
5
3
3
20
16
4
18
10
Luton Town
11
5
2
4
21
19
2
17
11
Burton Albion
13
4
5
4
18
19
-1
17
12
Stevenage
11
4
3
4
15
11
4
15
13
Leicester City
11
4
3
4
17
17
0
15
14
Wycombe Wanderers
12
3
6
3
19
23
-4
15
15
Leyton Orient
12
4
2
6
16
14
2
14
16
AFC Wimbledon
12
3
4
5
8
19
-11
13
17
Doncaster Rovers
11
3
3
5
12
13
-1
12
18
MK Dons
11
2
6
3
12
18
-6
12
19
Notts County
11
2
5
4
11
14
-3
11
20
Blackpool
11
3
2
6
16
20
-4
11
21
Peterborough United
12
2
4
6
11
21
-10
10
22
Bromley
11
2
3
6
10
26
-16
9
23
Barnsley
11
2
2
7
11
21
-10
8
24
Wigan Athletic
11
2
1
8
8
17
-9
7
Huddersfield lead on 25 points from 12 games, two clear of Stockport County on 23 from 12. Bradford City have 22 from 12, Plymouth Argyle 22 from 13, Reading 21 from 12 and Cambridge United 20 from 12. Oxford United are seventh on 19 points from only 10 games. Reading's 25 goals are the most in the division, Bradford City have conceded the fewest, five, Wigan Athletic and AFC Wimbledon have scored the fewest, eight each, and Bromley have conceded the most, 26.
Positions before the round are the table after the midweek games. Luton Town and Burton Albion climbed three places each, Luton from 13th to 10th and Burton from 14th to 11th, and Doncaster Rovers and MK Dons rose two. Stevenage, Leyton Orient and Blackpool fell three places each, Stevenage from ninth to 12th, Leyton Orient from 12th to 15th and Blackpool from 17th to 20th, and Cambridge United fell two, from fourth to sixth. At the bottom, Wigan Athletic are 24th on seven points, Barnsley 23rd on eight and Bromley 22nd on nine, all from 11 games.
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League One upcoming fixtures: 27 October 2026 to 31 October 2026
Five League One games are listed for Tuesday 27 October, all at a quarter to eight: Leicester City against Wigan Athletic, Luton Town against Doncaster Rovers, MK Dons against Bromley, Oxford United against Stockport County and Sheffield Wednesday against Cambridge United. The archived October schedule then lists eleven games on Saturday 31 October, including Bradford City against Huddersfield Town at 12:30 and Peterborough United against Luton Town at three o'clock.
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