Alfie Mawson headed a late leveller as Wycombe Wanderers drew 2-2 at home to Accrington Stanley on Tuesday night.
With seven current or former Bees in their line-up it was no surprise that there was a heavy Brentford influence in Wycombe's two goals.
Sam Wood gave The Chairboys the lead heading in Paul Hayes' parried effort but Stanley equalised through Terry Gornell.
Piero Mingoia put Stanley ahead on the hour but Alfie scored his third of the season ten minutes later to ensure a share of the points.
Alfie, Sam Saunders and Nico Yennaris played the full 90 minutes as the draw saw Wycombe slip to third, four points above fourth placed Bury.
In Sky Bet League One Will Grigg played as MK Dons recorded a first win in five matches after a 3-1 success over Oldham Athletic.
Dean Bowditch, Daniel Powell and Ben Reeves put The Dons 3-0 ahead just after the hour.
Rhys Turner scored a consolation goal late on for the hosts as Karl Robinson's side moved to within six points of the top two.
Rochdale kept their play-off hopes alive as they came from behind to beat struggling Notts County 2-1 at Meadow Lane.
Jack O'Connell couldn't prevent County taking the lead as Garry Thompson headed home on the half-hour.
Dale were level five minutes later through Ian Henderson and Peter Vincenti completed the turnaround with a goal nine minutes after the break.
The win moved Keith Hill's side up to 10th, four points off the top six but with two matches in hand.
Nick Proschwitz wasn't involved in the Coventry City 18 as Tony Mowbray's side eased their relegation worries with a 2-0 win over Fleetwood Town.
City struck twice in the final two minutes through Dominic Samuel and Frank Nouble to move three points clear of the drop zone.
In the Evo-Stick Southern League Central Godalming Town lost 3-1 away at struggling AFC Hayes.
Louis Hutton started for Town who conceded twice in the second-half to fall to defeat in Louis's third match for the club.