Table-topping Gillingham were the big winners on a day in which half the npower League Two fixtures fell foul of the weather.
The matches at Rotherham, Burton, Chesterfield, Port Vale and Rochdale were all postponed, while Bradford's clash against Bristol Rovers was called off on Friday.
It left a limited set of fixtures in which Martin Allen's Gills moved eight points clear at the top. Matt Fish's superb 24th-minute strike proved the difference at Priestfield, where Gillingham comfortably defeated struggling Accrington 1-0.
Northampton are up to fourth in the table after a 1-0 win at home to Oxford, courtesy of a Ben Harding goal in first-half stoppage-time.
Fleetwood kept their play-off hopes alive after coming from behind to defeat Dagenham 2-1 at Highbury Stadium.
Medy Elito's penalty put the visitors ahead in the fifth minute, only for Junior Brown to equalise immediately and Gareth Evans to complete the turnaround in the second half.
AFC Wimbledon's gave their survival chances a major boost with a 2-0 home win over Morecambe, thanks to first-half goals from Kevin Sainte-Luce and Jack Midson.
Edgar Davids' Barnet were held to a 0-0 draw at home to mid-table Cheltenham, while York remain in the bottom two after defeat at fellow strugglers Torquay.
Richard Cresswell's second-half penalty and a Tom Cruise red card set up a nervy ending, but earlier goals from Elliot Benyon and Ryan Jarvis proved enough in a 2-1 win.
Source: PA
