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The morning session was tightly contested with the UNI-Virtuosi of Felipe Drugovich on top with the afternoon wide open and Bent Viscaal capitalising to claim the top spot.
West Brom’s Brazilian magician was the spotlight in their 2-2 draw against local rivals, Aston Villa. Matheus Pereira caused plenty of trouble throughout the 90 minutes, rattling the crossbar most notably from his freekick.
James Vince has no pressure on him. Talks of a return to the international picture are on hold. His focus is entirely on Hampshire. Can a change of mindset help turn style into substance for England? Jacob Tanswell reports from the Ageas Bowl.
Portsmouth kept their hopes of finishing in the League One play-off places alive with a 1-0 win over Bristol Rovers on Saturday, and it was in no small part thanks to their dynamic managerial duo.
After a wretched opening 45 minutes against strugglers Barrow, Keith Hill changed personnel and formation at half time to great effect as his side kept their automatic promotion hopes alive.
Coventry confirmed their place in the Championship for the 2021/22 season despite a narrow loss to Preston.
In Steve Cooper’s 100th game in charge, Swansea City confirmed their spot in the play-off semi-finals despite being held to a 2-2 draw with Reading on Sunday afternoon.
The 22-year-old was a summer transfer window recruit by Graham Potter, and since returning back from his loan at Lech Poznan the Polish international is trying to nail a permanent place in the Brighton starting XI.
Blackpool looked slow, passive and void of any creative ideas but as easy as it is to lose it, they can very quickly reinvigorate what makes them a playoff side.
Just two games left as we reach the closing stages of the ACL group stages.
With the imminent announcement of Folarin Balogun’s new contract, can his teammate Ben Cottrell progress into the senior side?
Tom Conlon has played a key role in Port Vale’s ongoing unbeaten run, which included eight wins victories (six being consecutive), a record which dates back to the 13th of March with the Burslem side snatching 25 points from an available 27.
Hull City confirmed their return to Championship football with a 2-1 victory at Lincoln City following an enthralling afternoon at the LNER Stadium which all but ended the Imps own automatic ambitions.
Welsh goalscoring ace Kieffer Moore grabbed two splendid goals for Cardiff City to leave Wycombe Wanderers with a mountain to climb if they are avoid relegation back to League 1 after one season in the Championship.
Along with the try from Widdop himself, there were also scores from Ben Currie, Toby King and Jake Mamo, which gave Warrington their second win of the season and one that ended the Dragons’ unbeaten start.
Sean Dyche’s last three points at Molineux was in April 2013 with both sides in the Championship and Wolves battling relegation. Fast forward almost eight years later, Sunday’s opponents are in the Premier League but it’s Burnley battling relegation this time around.
Relegation haunted West Bromwich Albion who’re nine points from safety face Dean Smith’s inconsistent Aston Villa. An important affair for Sam Allardyce’s men who fell to defeat on the soil of the King Power.
Richard Verschoor and David Beckmann were the two that topped the timing charts in Day Two of F2 Testing in Barcelona.
Nottingham Forest and Stoke City share the points following an uninspiring encounter at the City Ground. A first Stoke City goal for Schalke loanee Rabbi Matondo was cancelled out by Lewis Grabban early in the second half.
Reading and Swansea City have both gone off the boil in recent months and will be hoping to put things right, when they face off in the Championship this weekend.
The ART driver showed his class around Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya as the Dane topped both the morning and the afternoon sessions in the first day of F2 testing in Spain.
As two unbeaten teams in Wigan Warriors and Castleford Tigers faced each other at the DW Stadium on Thursday night it saw the return of Bevan French for the Warriors- in his first appearance of the season.
Tranmere play host to Barrow on Saturday with both sides looking for a win to boost their vastly different aims going into the crunch period of the season.
Coventry hope to carry their excellent form through to the end of the season, as they welcome Preston to St Andrew’s on Saturday