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NAHKI WELLS
Nahki Wells’ Queens Park Rangers manager John Eustace was left cursing his luck as he returned to his old stomping ground, seeing QPR lose to two injury-time goals against play-off chasing Derby County.
Clear-cut chances were at a premium for both sides throughout the game, with Mason Mount’s second-half effort which was tipped onto the post by Joe Lumley the best opportunity prior to the late, late drama that unfolded.
JONTE SMITH
Jonte Smith was not in the Oxford United team as his teammate Gavin Whyte scored a memorable hat-trick this afternoon as Oxford United yet again found a way to win with just ten men. Playing a man light after Ahmed Kashi's first-half red card, United dug deep and Whyte's three goals sealed yet another unbelievable 3 – 2 win on the road against Shrewsbury Town.
REGGIE LAMBE
Results elsewhere in Sky Bet League Two confirmed Reggie Lambe and his Cambridge United teammates position in the Football League with two games of the season remaining, despite a frustrating 2-1 defeat at Forest Green Rovers on Easter Monday.
United were undone by a pair of corners in each half of the game, with Gunning and Doidge doing the damage to resign Paul Lewis’ fine strike midway through the second half as a consolation goal.
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