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Cheltenham squandered the chance to go top of Sky Bet League Two as Charlie Warren scored a late double in a 2-0 win for Accrington.<\/p>\n
On-loan Bolton striker Warren struck in the 78th and 87th minutes to inflict only a second league defeat of the season on the Robins, who had Charlie McCann sent off for a second yellow card in added time.<\/p>\n
In the first half, Devon Matthews volleyed over while Alex Henderson’s strike was tipped away by goalkeeper Wyll Stanway.<\/p>\n
The Cheltenham keeper kept out a Stefan Mols effort with his foot and also pushed away a Joe Anderson strike before the break.<\/p>\n
Stanley continued to press, with Josh Woods firing over from six yards in the 63rd minute before another Woods strike took a deflection to take the ball narrowly wide.<\/p>\n
Stanley found a way through after 78 minutes when Connor O’Brien’s deep cross found substitute Warren who controlled the ball and fired home.<\/p>\n
It was his first League Two goal and his second came shortly afterwards. A Mols corner was not cleared and Warren pounced to make the three points safe as Town ended the game with 10 men.<\/p>\n