Johnson: Led Yeovil to top of table

Although not really tested by the pointless Iron, Gary Johnson's men were more than impressive, with Keanu Marsh-Brown setting them on their way before the break.

Reuben Reid made it 2-0 not long after it, before substitute Gozie Ugwu scored a late brace.

Tranmere are second, despite surrendering their perfect record with a 1-1 draw at Shrewsbury.

It was a point they were grateful for, though, with Jean-Louis Akpa Akpro scoring with two minutes left after Marvin Morgan's first-half opener.

Next are Swindon, who beat the MK Dons - who had Dean Lewington sent off - 1-0 thanks to Matt Ritchie's goal, while Stevenage are fourth after Lucas Akins' penalty earned them a 1-0 win at Oldham.

Andy Butler's 80th-minute strike helped Walsall leave Notts County - previously with a 100% record - with a 1-0 win, while Doncaster also lost their perfect record as Nick Ajose scored the only goal for Crawley at the Keepmoat.

Bournemouth and Preston both remain without a win after a bad-tempered 1-1 draw at Dean Court.

Harry Arter was sent off for the home side inside 27 minutes, but Tommy Elphick still gave them the lead before Akpo Sodje equalised.

Cash-strapped Portsmouth took on the longest journey in the division as they headed to Carlisle, and were sent back on their way with a 4-2 defeat to reflect on.

In a quite bizarre game, United were 2-0 up when the clock struck 90 through Jake Jervis and Danny Livesey.

Chaos then set in, with Ashley Harris making it 2-1, James Berrett 3-1, Conor Clifford 3-2 and Paddy Madden 4-2 in a quite exhilerating ending.

Previously-winless Brentford cut loose against Crewe at Griffin Park, running up a 5-1 scoreline.

James Donaldson started and finished the scoring, with Farid El Alagui (two) and Harlee Dean netting in the meantime, while Mathias Pogba scored for Alex.

Colchester and Sheffield United drew 1-1, with the home side's Clinton Morrison cancelling out John Cofie's opener, while Coventry are three draws from three after throwing away a two-goal lead against Bury.

Adam Barton and Carl Baker netted for the Sky Blues before the break, but David Healy's second-half penalty and Lenell John-Lewis turned things around.

Leyton Orient and Hartlepool's game at London Road was unable to kick-off as the away side got caught in heavy traffic.