Kenny Jackett will let his players get their breath back after Millwall's 11th game in five and a half weeks put them back in with a chance of automatic promotion.

Sub Neil Harris hit a 10-minute hat-trick to secure a 3-2 win at Hartlepool after the Lions had been 2-0 down. Millwall are five points behind second-placed Peterborough with a game in hand. Jackett, said: "It was a tremendous comeback and an outstanding hat-trick.

"Considering the number of games we have had, sometimes it can be hard to keep your tempo. We've got a few days now to get our energy levels back up again."

Leyton Orient boss Geraint Williams claims his side's 1-0 defeat to Walsall will serve as a reality check after a three-game winning run. "We are disappointed but this is a wake-up call," he said.

Barnet manager Ian Hendon is relieved after the 3-2 win over Lincoln moved them seven points clear of the relegation zone. Hendon said: "If we start to improve our away form, we'll be all right."

Brentford will go nine points clear at the top of League Two if they win at Dagenham and Redbridge tonight.