Colchester stayed top of Coca-Cola League One after a 2-1 win over Yeovil at the Weston Homes Community Stadium.

The U's, who thrashed Norwich 7-1 at Carrow Road last weekend, raced into an early lead through David Fox (9) and Ashley Vincent (18).

Ryan Mason (82) netted a consolation for the visitors.

Charlton and Leeds both also have maximum points from two matches.

The Addicks won 2-0 at Hartlepool with goals from Deon Burton (20) and Nicky Bailey (27), while Luciano Becchio (61) was on target as Leeds beat Wycombe 1-0 away from home.

Norwich sacked manager Bryan Gunn on Friday, but under caretaker boss Ian Butterworth, they had to be content with a 1-1 draw at Exeter.

Jens Berthel Askou (52) headed the Canaries in front, only for Richard Logan (60) to quickly level for the hosts.

Gillingham, who thumped Swindon 5-0 on the opening day, were on the end of a 4-2 defeat at Tranmere.

Ian Thomas-Moore (5 & 90) scored twice for John Barnes's side, while John Welsh (48) and Terry Gornell (73) were also on the scoresheet.

The Gills twice drew level, through Curtis Weston (34) and Andy Barcham (54), but they could not hold out for a point.

Southampton remain on minus-nine points after they went down 3-1 at Huddersfield.

Jordan Rhodes's penalty was saved but he knocked in the rebound (50) and then put the hosts in front (68) after former Bristol Rovers star Rickie Lambert (53) had made it 1-1.

Antony Kay (82) wrapped things up for the Terriers late on.

Oldham remain unbeaten after a 2-1 win at Leyton Orient, where Pawel Abbott scored twice, once from the penalty spot.

An injury-time penalty from Sam Parkin saw 10-man Walsall grab a point in a four-goal thriller against Southend at the Banks's Stadium.

Steve Jones (11) gave the hosts an early lead, before Saddlers midfielder Dwayne Mattis was shown a red card on the hour after a second booking.

Lee Barnard (66) and Dougie Freedman (80) put the visitors ahead, only for Parkin to have the final word in stoppage-time after being fouled by Southend substitute Lee Sawyer.

There was, though, no such excitement in the matches between Millwall and Carlisle, Swindon and MK Dons and Brentford and Brighton, which all finished goalless.