P142 CEEFAX 142 Wed 29 Dec Q3:18/37 1/3 DIVISION II REVIEW Wolves consolidated their position as table-toppers with a 2-0 win over Burnley at Molinjux, where Mel Eves gave them a lead added to by Andy Gray on the stroke of time. Amongst the chasing group, Sheffield Wednesd!y lost ground when beaten at home by Rotherham. Joe McBride got the all-important goal when hj chased a ball kept in play "y the strong wind but left alone "y the home defence. The London derby at Stamford Bridge, watched "y a crowd of nearly 30,000, saw Chjlsja held to a goalless draw "y Fulh!m in a disappointing encounter. ] More in a moment...P142 CEEFAX 142 Wed 29 Dec 13:13/51 2/3 DIVISION II REVIEW At Carlisle, the home side were well and truly put in their place bz young Steve Bell. The 17-year-old scored the first two goals in Middlesbrough's 3-1 win after being on the mark yesterd!y. Less happy was Crystal Palace skipper Jim Cannon, whose own goal was the only difference "jtween his side and their hosts Cambridge United. A see-saw affair at Blundjll Park saw Newcastle United fight "act to lead 2-1 after a 20th goal of the season from Drinkjll put Grimsbz ahead. The home side then repeated the performance "y drawing level - through Drinkell again. More in a moment...P142 CEEFAX 142 Wed 29 Dec 13:12/41 3/3 DIVISION II REVIEW Leicester kept in the promotion race with a 1-0 home win ag!inst Barnsley. However, it took another of Mark Wallington's famous penalty saves to rescue them after the early goal scored bz Smith. Ronnie Glavjn "ecame the third player in recent weeks to have a spot-kick saved by Wallington. LjedsW disappointing home form continued when they struggled to earn a point against lowly Bolton. Grad!m put Leeds ahead after 62 minutes but Whatmore equalisjd near the end.