Stockport continued their play-off push with a convincing 3-0 victory against AFC Wimbledon.

Dave Challinor’s Hatters were two goals to the good by half-time thanks to Odin Bailey and Isaac Olaofe before Adama Sidibeh finished it off late on.

It was an end-to-end encounter with both keepers kept busy.

Bailey broke the deadlock after 20 minutes with his first strike since October as he fired into the roof of the net after Josh Stokes’ cross was cleared into his path.

Wimbledon’s Will Norris denied Olaofe and Bailey early on before brilliant stops to deny Joe Olowu and Kyle Wootton.

Stockport stopper Corey Addai kept out Stoke loanee Nathan Lowe, Fred Onyedinma and Cauley Woodrow before half-time.

Olaofe headed home the second just before the break from a fine Ben Osborn cross.

After the restart, Olowu nodded just wide of the mark as the hosts picked up from where they left off.

Norris pulled off a great save to tip Ollie Norwood’s corner past the post.

Substitute Sidibeh wrapped up the points as he rounded Norris and slotted home in the 82nd minute.