Bristol Rovers have broken a club record with a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Exeter City.
Fabrizio Cavegn produced a match-winning moment of magic to break the deadlock on 66 minutes as his overhead kick found the back of the net to move his side up the League Two table and extend Exeter's winless streak to six games.
The narrow success means the Gas have now won a club record-breaking 11 home wins in a row - a record that started with a 2-1 victory over Crewe on 7th March.
Rovers have experienced a real resurgence since the appointment of Steve Evans at the end of 2025 and will feel they have a great chance of winning promotion - especially if they can continue to make the Memorial Stadium a fortress.
Saturday's success has seen the Gas move back into the automatic promotion places after they had suffered back-to-back away defeats against Grimsby Town and Gillingham.
The next visiting team to try and end this winning streak is fellow promotion hopefuls Barnet on 17th October.
The last time Bristol Rovers lost a home league game was a 3-2 defeat to Chesterfield on 7th February.