GATE IS NOW OPEN FOR A SAFETY PUSH

Swans hotshot nets a double but sorry Owls' barren run continues as drop looms

- BY SIMON LOVELL

HARROGATE boss Simon Weaver believes his players have the “strong mindset” needed to avoid relegation after sealing their first win since September.

Goals from Bryn Morris and on-loan QPR forward Emmerson Sutton inspired a shock 2-1 victory over high-flying Cambridge.

Weaver said: “We haven't had a lot go for us this season, but the group's mindset is so strong.”

Bromley boss Andy Woodman said his leaders were “rolling the dice” after Jude Arthur's struck in stoppage-time to seal a 2-1 win at Fleetwood.

The Ravens trailed to Mark Helm’s header but hit back through substitutes Nicke Kabamba and Arthurs.

Woodman said: “To go a goal down with not long left, we were rolling the dice to get the win.”

Barrow head coach Paul Gallagher said his team were wrongly denied a late equaliser in a 2-1 defeat at Notts County.

Matthew Dennis headed in a 58th-minute winner for County but Jacob Bedeau appeared to clear Joe Anderson's shot from behind the goalline.

Referee Michael Barlow did not award a goal, and with no goal-line technology, Barrow fell to a fifth successive defeat.