Welcome back to Last Word On Football’s League One review. This week, a young side were humbled but showed a lot of pride, a newly promoted side continue to fly high, and of course late drama, all in the EFL League One.<\/p>\n
In the EFL League One early kick-off, Sunderland<\/a> came from behind to beat Portsmouth. Marcus Harness put Pompey in front at the Stadium of Light. However, Jordan Wills equalised just five minutes later making it 1-1.<\/p>\n Then, six minutes before half-time, Chris Maguire scored the game’s winner for the Black Cats, as they beat Portsmouth 2-1. That was Sunderland’s first win this season, and Portsmouth’s second defeat.<\/p>\n While it remains early days, one would assume both sides will be up there once again come the end of the season.<\/p>\n It’s been a dream start to life in League One for Lincoln City. Promoted from League Two last season, their momentum doesn’t appear to be stopping anytime too soon.<\/p>\n Danny Cowley’s side ran riot as they beat Southend United 4-0 at Sincil Bank on Saturday, as they now sit top of the league.<\/p>\n Jason Shackell and Harry Toffolo scored the Imps’ first-half goals. Then, Tyler Walker converted a penalty in the 48th minute to add a third, and finally Bruno Andrade made it 4-0 with nine minutes to play.<\/p>\n Another week, more misery for Bolton Wanderers. They were thumped 5-0 by Tranmere Rovers at Prenton Park but, despite the scoreline, the fans, players and staff can continue to be proud.<\/p>\n Ollie Banks, Morgan Ferrier scored twice, Conor Jennings and Stefan Payne all contributed to Rovers five goals.<\/p>\n The Trotters remain rotted to 23rd with -11 points, due to Bury not playing a single game yet this season.<\/p>\nLincoln City Top of EFL League One<\/h3>\n
Bolton Taken Apart but Hold Heads High<\/h3>\n
How Did We Do?<\/h3>\n