Maidenhead Utd 1-3 Port Vale
Maidenhead 1-3 Port Vale: Port Vale at least avoided FA Cup embarrassment in front of the TV cameras as they overcame a spirited Maidenhead side on Thursday night.
Category: Match reports
Bury 1-0 Port Vale
Port Vale lost their second successive game as a late Bury goal gave them all three points at Gigg Lane.
Peterborough United 0-0 Port Vale
Chris Shuker said farewell to his playing career as the Valiants finished the season with a quiet goalless draw with Peterborough.
Port Vale 1-2 Sheffield United
Louis Dodds netted his fourth of the season but Port Vale ended their home campaign with a defeat to Nigel Clough’s in-form Sheffield United.
Rotherham United 1-0 Port Vale
A patched-together Port Vale side came close to taking something from the New York stadium, only for ten man Rotherham to net a late winner.
Port Vale 1-0 Milton Keynes
Sub Jordan Hugill provided more evidence of his rich potential as Port Vale made it four home wins in a row.
Notts County 4-2 Port Vale
The Valiants all but ended their play-off chances as they threw away a two goal lead to lose to strugglers Notts County.
Port Vale 1-0 Walsall
Port Vale completed their first league double over Walsall in living memory thanks to a second-half penalty.
Port Vale 2-1 Crawley Town
Midfielder Billy Knott and Doug Loft both scored and each side ended with ten men as the Valiants defeated Crawley.
Stevenage 1-1 Port Vale
Reserve keeper, sorry, striker Tom Pope scored his sixteenth of the season as Port Vale earned a valuable away point against Stevenage.
Bristol City 5-0 Port Vale
Carl Dickinson was sent-off during a desperate Port Vale performance that saw their winless away run stretch to nine games.
Port Vale 3-2 Tranmere Rovers
Tom Pope, Ben Williamson and Billy Knott scored but keeper Chris Neal was stretchered off in a dramatic five goal thriller at Vale Park.
Coventry City 2-2 Port Vale
Poor defending saw Vale throw away a two-goal lead at Northampton despite a 30-second opening goal by captain Doug Loft.
Port Vale 0-2 Leyton Orient
Leyton Orient secured their first win at Vale Park since 1956 as the Valiants controversially had two goals disallowed.
Port Vale 2-1 Carlisle United
Vale came from behind to secure the double over Carlisle thanks to two goals in four mimutes from Ben Williamson and Tom Pope.
Wolverhampton Wanderers 3-0 Port Vale
Vale’s winless run was stretched to four games after a comprehensive defeat to promotion favourites Wolverhampton Wanderers.