Bristol Rovers 0-0 Swindon Town

Bristol Rovers' winless streak stretched to five matches as the Gas were held to a scrappy 0-0 draw by Swindon at the Memorial Stadium.

Steve Evans' side, who had lost their previous four league games, were desperate for a win to revitalise their promotion push but lacked a cutting edge against their West Country rivals in blustery conditions.

Liverpool academy product Matty Virtue wasted the best opening of a lively first half when he broke clear only to send his low angled drive wide of Brad Young's right-hand post.

At the other end, Swindon goalkeeper Stuart Ripley kept the Gas at bay as he tipped over right-back Tom James' dipping shot before beating away Fabrizio Cavegn's powerful close-range effort.

After the break, Swindon came closest to a breakthrough when striker Aaron Drinan teed up Joe Snowdon but his miscue effort was easily saved by Young before substitute Joseph Hungbo curled a shot just wide.

Ian Holloway's counter-attacking side edged the latter stages of the contest but former Sunderland keeper Young stood firm amid a series of set-pieces for the visitors.

Match report supplied by the Press Association.

Cheltenham Town 1-0 Newport County

Cheltenham Town edged Newport County in a feisty affair to end the Exiles' nine-game unbeaten run across all competitions.

Charlie McCann's goal after five minutes proved the difference as Wyll Stanway saved a Newport penalty from Harrison Biggins in the second half.

Newport had the better of the chances during a game in which five yellow cards were shown, and Cheltenham coach Ashley Vincent was sent off.

The win keeps The Robins inside the League Two play-off places, while County have now played more than 360 minutes against Cheltenham without scoring.

With Newport missing key forwards Shaquille Gwengwe and Christian Doidge due to suspension and injury respectively, midfielder Biggings looked most likely to score early for the visitors.

The 30-year-old nearly opened the scoring spectacularly, but his attempt to catch out Stanway from inside Newport's half flew just past the post.

Cheltenham responded two minutes later, taking the lead with a neat McCann finish - his eighth goal of the season - though County should have been level at the break.

Garner, who scored his first goal of the season at Rotherham in midweek, had the goal at his mercy on 40 minutes but sent the ball over the unguarded net.

The second half started dramatically when Cheltenham staff member Vincent was shown a red card before the action on the pitch started to boil over.

An increasingly fiery affair came to a head when Biggins was tripped for a Newport penalty, but his subsequent spot-kick was saved by Stanway.

His failed effort proved decisive, and George Miller ought to have rubber-stamped Cheltenham's victory, but somehow missed a chance from two yards.

The Exiles failed to convert any of their 15 chances and suffered defeat for the first time since 5 September at Northampton.

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Chesterfield v Crewe Alexandra

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Crawley Town v Tranmere Rovers

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Exeter City v Fleetwood Town

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Gillingham v Grimsby Town

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Rochdale v Accrington Stanley

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Rotherham United v Shrewsbury Town

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York City v Port Vale

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