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The Villa boys from Aston have only conceded 41 goals in the Premier League this season compared to them leaking 67 goals last season, but what factors have played their part in Villa’s defensive transformation?
The Reds need three wins out of three to stand any chance of making Champions League football, and the late charge for the top four continues at the Hawthorns.
Salford Red Devils’ head coach Richard Marshall is relishing the ten-day timescale in which his side will come up against three of the best teams in Super League historically.
With the help of Rob Pratley, we decipher the peculiar love story of Henrique Hilario and Chelsea
Warrington Wolves meet the Huddersfield Giants on Monday night in a clash that sees the return of fans to the Halliwell Jones Stadium.
A look back at Bolton Wanderers’ promotion campaign from League Two.
After a strong first half of the season, the O’s had hoped that they may sneak into the play-off’s. But it wasn’t to be, as the goals dried, and their ability to win games stopped.
Tottenham aim to recover from defeat at Elland Road when welcoming Wolves to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Sunday afternoon
The ‘Lancashire Football Podcast’ Play-Off Special Pt. 1 is now live!
It’s a Yorkshire derby on Friday night as Wakefield looks for their first win of the season against a Leeds Rhinos side who are without a win in five games.
Douglas Luiz is an accomplished starter for Aston Villa and a Brazilian international at just 23 years of age, but some fans are still unaware of the gem they have in their midfield. The statistics outline this here.
Despite a blistering first half of the season, an alarming drop-off in results during February saw Carlisle United’s promotion ambitions fade away.
Southampton’s training pitches are set to undertake wide-scale renovations, with the current turf from Staplewoood set to be transported to Eastleigh.
Burnley secured their status in the top flight with victory over Fulham and will have a chance to build for next season against Leeds.
It was a season to forget for the Saddlers, who gave their fans very little to cheer about. A mass rebuild is ahead throughout the whole club, and one that is welcomed by it’s fans.
The Railwaymen spent much of the season floating around midtable between the upper stages and the Play-Off places but never really looked likely to threaten the promotion picture.
While some will be disappointed that Crewe did not finish push for a Play-Off spot, maintaining their League One status is not a bad overall campaign for a newly-promoted side.
Aston Villa’s star man made a return to action for the first time in 89 days as they held Carlo Ancelotti’s side to a 0-0 draw, Jack Grealish’s 20 minute cameo role was the brightest moment after a gloomy evening in B6.
Sale Sharks’ quest for a top four finish continues as they travel to face an out of form Bath side in the Gallagher Premiership on Friday night.
Sheffield Wednesday have seen all sorts of horrors go on behind the scenes at Hillsborough this season, starting the campaign with a point deduction that ultimately proved decisive as the Owls were relegated to League One for the first time in 11 years.
Round six of the Betfred Super League welcomes fans back into stadiums at a reduced capacity for the first time in 428 days. Castleford Tigers’ victory over St Helens at the Mend-a-hose jungle on the 15th of March is the last time fans were allowed to attend.
Hull City returned to The Championship at the first time of asking in a memorable campaign that saw Grant McCann turn opinion on Humberside. As his players lifted the club’s first title since 1966, football has ‘come home’ for the Tigers fan base after a cataclysmic start to Project Restart.
Cascadia Association Football Federation want to convince former Premier League defender Liam Ridgewell to come out of retirement. Whilst Ridgewell…
Port Vale have endured a season of mixed fortunes in 2020/21. From having a good start to the campaign, to having an incredibly frustrating mid-part of the season which included a managerial change, however, the Valiants rounded off the season in style after going on an outstanding unbeaten run throughout the spring months.
Nick Powell has been voted as the Stoke City player of the season by supporters. The playmaker has chalked up 12 goals throughout the 2020/21 season, as well as providing three assists, and has been a vital player for the Potters in Tyrese Campbell’s absence.