League Two highlights and round-up: Stuart McCall denied win on Bradford return

stuart mccall was denied victory in the first match of his bovada a legit site next spell since bradford boss to grimsby in his side sky bet league two match at home because of some stoppage-time equaliser.
if he tucked out of callum cooke with 10 minutes 23, lee novak place the bantams forward with an introduction goal.
but bradford loanee luke hendrie struck two minutes into injury time for ian holloways side meaning earlier this week mccall, who replaced the sacked gary bowyer at valley parade, had to settle for a point.
leaders swindon were held to a 1-1 draw at carlisle. defender rarmani edmonds-green had given town a historical lead with his first senior goal in the ezekiel fryers corner. but hayden pegged the traffic back using a close-range header just.
charlie kirk scored in the seventh minute of injury time to guarantee crewe and reduce at swindons lead. oldham led through jonny smith however james jones snaffled that an equaliser until the magnificent winner of kirk edged a 2-1 result.
plymouth promotion hopes were rectified with a 3-0 defeat. ben stevensons early attack and 2 goals in half an hour from theo robinson set the us up three at half-time.
exeter beat basement-boys stevenage 2-1 to scale above their devon rivals argyle into third party.
randell williams headed the grecians in the first half and substitute matt jay hit the winner two minutes later although daniel kemp levelled for boro.
northampton slipped to sixth after a 1-0 home defeat david worrall grabbing the only goal using a header, by port vale.
a lone john mcatee goal at scunthorpe beat cheltenham and forest green fell further off the pace with a 2-1 home defeat by walsall.
wes mcdonald and josh gordons penalty place the saddlers until aaron collins pulled one back three minutes.
alex kenyon earned second-bottom morecambe that a 1-1 draw after joe riley had started the scoring.
james brophy place leyton orient forward but jacob blyth levelled in stoppage time as fellow strugglers macclesfield earned a draw.
liam oneils goal gave managerless cambridge a first away win since september while salford and crawley played a goalless draw.