Town remain top of League One following Plymouth’s 0-0 draw at Cambridge United this afternoon, while third-placed Sheffield Wednesday netted late to grab a 1-1 draw at Exeter.

The Blues hit the top following this afternoon's 2-1 victory over Peterborough, Conor Chaplin netting twice.

The Pilgrims are now without a win in four league games - three draws, one defeat - and are a point behind Town.

Wednesday, two points behind Argyle, were behind to the Grecians until the fourth minute of injury time when Callum Paterson netted an equaliser.

Meanwhile, Owls key midfielder Barry Bannan was replaced by former Town loanee Tyreeq Bakinson due to an injury late in the first half.

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jas0999 added 17:08 - Dec 10 Good results!
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Nomore4 added 17:14 - Dec 10 Hopefully this is the spot we stay in now to the end.
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Flamencaman added 17:14 - Dec 10 Nearly perfect SW spoilt it well done Camb utd
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Flamencaman added 17:15 - Dec 10 Camb u missed a couple of sitters
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Edmundo added 17:26 - Dec 10 They are stalling. We must kick on. COYB, we want. MERRY CHRISTMAS!
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BromleyBloo added 18:01 - Dec 10 …………and Bannan off injured after 35 mins!
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BlueandTruesince82 added 18:06 - Dec 10 Barnsley and Bolton snuck up there didn't they. If Bannan is out for a while that could have a big impact on their season
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Suffolk_n_Proud added 18:20 - Dec 10 Top of league, top scorers, least games lost. Keep improving and being positive and it will be our year
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Gforce added 18:42 - Dec 10 Jonson Clarke Harris in January???
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johnwarksshorts added 18:48 - Dec 10 Now let's cement our place at the top and go on a winning run of games to create a nice cushion at the top. COYB/C'MON 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿
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ArnieM added 19:07 - Dec 10 C' maaarn Town, lets keep plugging away …
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carlisleaway added 08:02 - Dec 11 Clarke Harris did not impress yesterday, it will be hard to get a decent front man in January
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Europablue added 09:46 - Dec 11 It's funny how the results are going recently. It doesn't feel like we've quite been at our best and have dropped quite a lot of points that we shouldn't have and at the start of the season, a lot of bad calls went against us. The injuries were also a major factor in the quality of play dropping. Still, due to the grit and style of play instilled in the team, we find ourselves at the top of the league. Let's hope that we kick on a gear and leave the other teams behind!

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Saxonblue74 added 18:38 - Dec 11 Top of the table and top scorers.....do we need investment in a striker? For me a bigger priority is tightening up at the back, seem to have lost our way there a little.
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