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Three and easy for Port Vale

A review of Tuesday's action in npower League Two, where Port Vale eased to victory over AFC Wimbledon.

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Lee Hughes: On target in Vale's win over AFC Wimbledon

Lee Hughes: On target in Vale's win over AFC Wimbledon

  • Lee Hughes: On target in Vale's win over AFC Wimbledon

In npower League Two, promotion-chasing Port Vale eased to a 3-0 win over the division's bottom side AFC Wimbledon.

Lee Hughes headed the league leaders ahead after 13 minutes, before a brace from Ashley Vincent sealed the win.

In Tuesday night's other match, Oliver Norburn struck in injury time for in-form relegation-battlers Bristol Rovers to rescue a point from their trip to high-flying Cheltenham, who had led through Shaun Harrad's effort on the stroke of half-time.

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