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Leyton Orient made it four wins in a row with a 2-0 win over 10-man Wycombe.
Goals from Demetri Mitchell and Idris El Mizouni sealed the points, while Taylor Allen saw red for the away side.
Wycombe suffered an early blow after just nine minutes when Allen was dismissed for fouling Dom Ballard as the last man.
The red card forced two changes after 14 minutes. Andre Vidigal, who scored against Cardiff in the week, and Nathan Lowe were replaced by Niall Huggins and Luke Harris.
It got even worse for the visitors in the 18th minute after goalkeeper Will Norris let a Mitchell shot through his fingers and into the net.
As Wycombe looked for an equaliser, Orient were holding firm and showed signs of doubling their lead in the second half.
Theo Archibald curled a shot outside the area just wide with 20 minutes remaining, while Daniel Harvie aimed his effort at Will Dennis in the 81st minute.
Substitute El Mizouni secured the victory for Orient in stoppage time fired home via a post and into the net.
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