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Saturday’s game is set to be the return to the starting line-up for Henrich Ravas, the Derby County loanee, since the fifth of December, facing a play-off rival, it is a massive chance to earn the number 1 shirt with Ben Killip injured.
League Two strugglers Southend United have announced that Mark Molesley has departed the club after less than a season in charge with Phil Brown returning to the Roots Hall hotseat after three years away.
Can Philip Billing’s form inspire Bournemouth to promotion?
With Queens Park Rangers’ status in the Championship secured for another season, Saturday’s opponents Sheffield Wednesday will aim to benefit…
Bolton will be hoping to reignite their promotion push on Saturday as they welcome Simon Weaver’s Harrogate Town side to the University of Bolton Stadium.
Andy Butler’s spell in charge at Doncaster Rovers has been far from a success, overseeing his side’s stagnation throughout the last month.
While both sides have managed to score 60 league goals this season, Cambridge and Exeter have very different aspirations ahead of their clash at The Abbey.
The Saddlers welcome Forest Green Rovers to the Banks’s Stadium as both sides look to stamp out worrying winless runs.
The ART Grand Prix driver is the youngest driver on the F2 grid and aims to get experience in his rookie year that he will build upon moving forward.
With Ralph Hasenhuttl wanting widespread changes to his squad this summer, which players are likely to be heading through the exit door? Jacob Tanswell writes.
Bournemouth have got their season back on track in recent weeks with three consecutive league wins for just the second time this term which has heated up the pressure on those above them in the table.
Mumbai Indians start their defence of the IPL trophy on Friday against Royal Challengers Bangalore to kick off the new campaign.
Thomas Tuchel’s Blues returned to their winning ways after beating Porto 2-0 in the first leg of their Champions League quarter-final tie.
Watford host Reading on Friday night in search of a win to move another step closer to securing an immediate return to the Premier League, however Veljko Paunovic’s Royals are in need of points of their own to make sure they hold on to a play-off spot
Liam Norwell ripped through the Derbyshire top order on the opening morning of the new County Championship season as the visitors were bowled out for just 189 at Edgbaston.
Fulham continue to fight for their Premier League status as they host Wolverhampton Wanderers
This week saw the EFL and Professional Game Match Official (PGMOL) observe the first-ever female football league referee, as well as the proposed appointment of the first pair of British South Asians to officiate in the same Championship match.
Al Nasr and Shabab Al Ahli clash for the second time with the Blues looking to defend their title.
Mansfield Town have six games to get enough points on the board and not get dragged into a relegation scrap as Newport County travel to the One Call Stadium in the hunt of solidifying their place in the Play-Offs.
Huddersfield Town host South Yorkshire rivals Rotherham United with the hosts looking to secure their Championship survival whilst the visitors are desperate for points as they too look to avoid relegation.
Ajax are out to prove that they are still European royalty as they host Roma in the Europa League.
PSG’s prolific play secured three away goals on the night – two from Kylian Mbappe and a tidy finish from Marquinhos just before the half-hour mark – to give the French side the advantage heading into next week’s second leg.
Adam Harvey looks into the form of Blackpool striker Jerry Yates.
With Fabinho and Thiago moving into the midfield for the time since October it is clear that this is the most beneficial move for Liverpool, especially after a poor defeat at the hands of Real Madrid.