Northampton Town 1 Leicester City 2
Leicester came from behind too see off Northampton and maintain their ten-point lead at the top of the table.
Northampton started brightly and took the lead in the 16th minute as Leon Constantine fired home at the third attempt after David Martin had twice saved efforts following a Danny Jackman corner.
But the lead was short lived as five minutes later Steve Howard bagged his eighth of the season from the penalty spot after Mark Hughes had been penalised for a foul on Matty Fryatt.
And the leaders completed the comeback 20 minutes in to the second half as captain Matt Oakley released Tom Cleverly and his precise cross found Lloyd Dyer unmarked in the box and he coolly fired home.
Cheltenham Town 3 MK Dons 5
The former Wolves striker lashed home from distance and home keeper Scott Brown had no chance as the ball found the top corner.
And Roberto di Matteo's men secured the points before half time as Wilbraham struck a quickfire double with two goals in three minutes before completing his hat trick on the hour mark.
Damien Spencer grabbed two for the hosts, Johnson netted his second to make it five before Spencer completed his hat trick and promptly got sent off for a foul on Dean Lewington.
Millwall 1 Scunthorpe United 2
A second-half double from the prolific ex-Blue Gary Hooper gave Scunthorpe all three points as fourth travelled to fifth in League One.
The promotion chasing duo couldn't be separated in the first half with Millwall's Gary Alexander coming closest to scoring only to be foiled by a good save from Joe Murphy in the 16th minute.
Millwall broke the deadlock in the 64th minute as Adam Bolder found Alexander on the edge of the area and the striker found the bottom corner with a precise strike for his first goal in eight games.
But Scunthorpe weren't behind for long as with 71 minutes on the clock Grant McCann's corner was only half cleared and Hooper was on hand to poke home his 19th goal of the season from close range.
And Hooper then stole all three points for Scunthorpe in the 88th minute with a powerfully struck effort from the edge of the box that gave Millwall keeper David Forde no chance.
Huddersfield Town 1 Peterborough United 0
Michael Collins netted the only goal of the game for Huddersfield as they put a dent in Peterborough's promotion charge.
Dean Keates tested home keeper Alex Smithies early on as Darren Ferguson's men burst out of the blocks.
But Collins silenced the visiting Posh fans when he fired home from close range in the 34th minute.
Ferguson's men threw everything at The Terriers after the break but Aaron McLean was twice guilty of missing superb chances to level for Posh.
Oldham Athletic 0 Swindon Town 0
Oldham failed to strengthen their play-off credentials after a resilient Swindon side left with a share of the spoils.
The hosts dominated the first half without forcing visiting keeper Peter Brezovan in to action too often, although veteran striker Dean Windass did force the former Slovak under-21 stopper to tip over in the 27th minute.
Swindon rarely threatened but the home side couldn't find a breakthrough with Windass, substitute Lewis Alessandra and Lee Hughes all wasting good opportunities in the second half.
Walsall 1 Leeds United 0
Chris Hutchings enjoyed his first win as Walsall manager as Leeds' promotion hopes took a dent.
Walsall made the dream start as in the seventh minute, with Leeds sleeping Troy Deeney popped up to head home a Sofiene Zaaboub cross.
Leeds bossed the game from then on but failed to find the equaliser with substitute Jonathan Howson heading a good opportunity wide and Lee Trundle seeing a goalbound effort blocked by Rhys Weston.
Leeds continued to press but despite seven minutes of injury time they were unable to break Walsall down with defender Andy Hughes blasting their best chance over the bar.
Stockport County 4 Hereford United 1
Stockport took less than 20 seconds to open the scoring as from the kick off the ball Dominic Blizzard found space in the area and fired low and accurate in to the bottom left-hand corner.
The shell-shocked visitors recovered well and were level in the 26th minute as Jennison Myrie-Williams sent in a dangerous cross that was turned home by midfielder Sam Hewson.
But the hosts were back in front five minutes later as Matty McNeil headed home Robbie Threlfall's corner.
And they doubled their lead in the 52nd minute as Hereford again failed to mark at a corner and Matty Mainwaring headed home before Leon McSweeney completed the scoring from the edge of the area in the 76th minute.
Crewe Alexandra 2 Tranmere Rovers 1
Promotion-chasing Tranmere slipped further away from the playoffs as they slipped to defeat against rock-bottom Crewe.
Antony Kay smashed the ball home from outside the box in the 26th minute to leave debutant keeper John Ruddy helpless.
But Gudjon Thordarson's side were handed a lifeline when Mark Carrington lashed home an equaliser in the 83rd minute.
And just when it looked like The Railwaymen had settled for a point, Joel Grant pounced in the 87th minute to steal all three points.
Carlisle United 0 Colchester United 2
Carlisle's woes increased as they slipped to defeat against Colchester at Brunton Park.
Danny Livesey gave the visitors the lead when he hacked at Lewis Gobern's cross and the ball flew past his own keeper Ben Williams.
Carlisle could have grabbed one back on the hour mark but Graham Kavanagh's effort flew well wide.
And David Perkins made them pay with just eight minutes remaining when he slotted home from close range after Williams had spilled Scott Vernon's shot.
Southend United 1 Bristol Rovers 0
A classic Dougie Freedman goal gave Southend all three points in a tight encounter with Bristol Rovers.
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Brighton & Hove Albion 2 Hartlepool United 1
Brighton fought back from a goal down to net all three points against Hartlepool at The Withdean Stadium.
Michael Nelson had nodded the hosts ahead in the 20th minute when he superbly met Joel Porter's cross and diverted the ball past John Sullivan.
But Brighton hit back and prolific striker Nicky Forster tapped home from close range to level.
And Calvin Andrew proved to be the hero for The Seagulls when he headed home Kevin McLeod's cross with the last touch of the game.
Leyton Orient 0 Yeovil Town 1
Leyton Orient dropped in to the relegation zone after an injury time goal from Gavin Tomlin gave Yeovil all three points.
Leyton Orient dominated possession in the first half but it was Yeovil who created the better openings with Danny Schofield testing home stopper Jamie Jones with a shot from distance late on.
The home side continued to find life difficult after the break with the industrious Ryan Jarvis firing wide of the target on the hour in one of few chances for Orient.
The winner came in the fifth minute of stoppage time as Andrew Welsh swung in a corner and Tomlin headed home to break Orient hearts.
Coca-Cola Football League One
Pos Team P W D L F A GD Pts 1 
Leicester City 28 19 7 2 54 22 32 64 2 Milton Keynes Dons 28 17 3 8 57 32 25 54 3 
28 16 5 7 52 36 16 53 4 
Peterborough United 28 14 8 6 51 36 15 50 5 Millwall 26 15 5 6 37 28 9 50 6 Oldham Athletic 29 13 10 6 47 36 11 49 7 Leeds United 28 14 3 11 46 35 11 45 8 Stockport County 28 12 8 8 44 32 12 44 9 Tranmere Rovers 27 13 4 10 40 34 6 43 10 Huddersfield Town 29 12 7 10 39 42 -3 43 11 Colchester United 28 12 6 10 43 39 4 42 12 Walsal 27 10 5 12 37 39 -2 35 13 Southend United 28 9 7 12 32 44 -12 34 14 Bristol Rovers 27 8 9 10 45 42 3 33 15 Northampton Town 28 8 9 11 39 38 1 33 16 Hartlepool United 27 9 6 12 40 44 -4 33 17 Yeovil Town 28 8 9 11 26 37 -11 33 18 Carlisle United 28 9 5 14 37 46 -9 32 19 Swindon Town 27 6 10 11 39 47 -8 28 20 Brighton and Hove Albion 27 6 10 11 31 39 -8 28 21 Leyton Orien 29 6 8 15 23 39 -16 26 22 Crewe Alexandra 27 6 4 17 34 59 -25 22 23 Hereford United 27 5 6 16 24 43 -19 21 24 Cheltenham Town 27 5 6 16 34 62 -28 21