EFL League One REVIEW 12 Sep 2026: Leicester City win a seven-goal afternoon at Stockport, and Oxford United score three in the last quarter of an hour

Eleven League One matches, three of them goalless or thereabouts, and one that produced seven. Leicester City won 4-3 at Stockport County having been 4-1 up with half an hour to play.

Liam Cullen put Leicester City ahead in the eleventh minute, Jack Diamond levelled for Stockport County in the twenty-second, and then Leicester scored three in twenty-two minutes either side of the interval: Emil Riis Jacobsen in the thirtieth and the forty-eighth, John Lundstram in the fifty-second. Oliver Norwood and Kyle Wootton had it back to 3-4 by the sixty-first, and it stayed there.

Oxford United beat Burton Albion 3-0 and scored all three after the seventy-fifth minute, Siriki Dembélé opening and Louie Sibley scoring twice, the second in the fourth minute of stoppage time. Plymouth Argyle went the other way about it against Barnsley, Oliver Irow scoring in the first minute, Ronan Curtis in the twenty-second and Aribim Pepple in the fiftieth for a 3-0 win.

Wycombe Wanderers won 3-2 at Leyton Orient in a match with an own goal in it: Jayden Wareham put Wycombe ahead, Jack Grimmer's own goal levelled it for Leyton Orient, and Fred Onyedinma and Daniel Harvie made it 3-1 before Jaze Kabia pulled one back. Blackpool and Bromley drew 2-2 with an own goal each way round — Jordan Brown's levelling it for Blackpool after Albie Morgan and Tom Bloxham had scored.

Cambridge United came from behind to beat Reading 2-1 through Liam Bennett and Kell Watts after Jack Marriott had scored. Bradford City won 1-0 at Notts County through George Pratt. AFC Wimbledon beat Doncaster Rovers 1-0 through Myles Hippolyte. MK Dons led Peterborough United through Aaron Collins until Chris Conn-Clarke levelled in the eighty-fifth.

Mansfield Town and Huddersfield Town drew 0-0 with Owen Dodgson sent off two minutes into the second half, and Sheffield Wednesday and Wigan Athletic drew 0-0 without one.