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Despite Barry Bannan’s best efforts, Sheffield Wednesday fell to a 1-0 defeat to Watford at Vicarage Road in their Good Friday Championship fixture. Even though the Hornets were not at their best, Will Hughes once again impressed in an unfamiliar role that Bannan has become something of a specialist in.
Stevenage extended their unbeaten run to 11 league games with a 1-0 against Oldham Athletic on Good Friday, as the Boro registered their third consecutive win and continued to impress in the Sky Bet League Two.
Ipswich kept their playoff hopes alive with a nervy 2-1 win over Bristol Rovers on Friday night in a difficult matchup against The Gas who face a difficult run in to avoid relegation
As Scotland draw ever closer to their first major tournament in 23 years, the side played three games over the March international break.
Blackpool further flexed their play-off pursuing muscles on Good Friday during a comprehensive 2-0 victory over relegation threatened Swindon Town.
Caio Lucas Fernandes turned away Brazil’s biggest clubs to become a star in Japan and influential in the UAE.
Sergio Agüero’s announcement on the 29th March 2021 that he would be leaving Manchester City at the end of this season signalled the end of the club’s original squad that won the 2011/12 Premier League title.
A match report from Friday’s encounter between Barnsley and Reading at Oakwell.
Jefferson Lerma goes under the radar due to the work he does but he continues to put in another of fine performances for Bournemouth every single week.
Again, Ralph Hasenhuttl repeated the same words in regards to Danny Ings. He expects the striker to stay. But with their being little to no progress on a new deal, there is little in the way of evidence.
A Jonson-Clarke Harris winner gave Peterborough all three points over Fleetwood, but it is James Hill that is the name on people’s lips after this one.
Match Report as Cardiff faced Nottingham Forest at the Cardiff City Stadium.
At the start of the season, Blades supporters would have thought their team would be playing for more than just pride when they travelled to Elland Road on Saturday, but that is certainly the case after a disastrous second season in the Premier League.
After an exciting 30-22 encounter between Featherstone and Batley last weekend in the second round of the Challenge Cup, the two sides will take to the field once again on Friday night in the opening round of the Betfred Championship.
Jacob Hackett looks ahead to Derby County vs Luton Town as Tom Ince bids to break poor personal Pride Park form.
One win, one draw and one loss is a reasonable first three results in charge of the national team. Paulo Sousa knew he had a lot of work to do in this International break to put Poland back on the right track.
Kraigg Brathwaite has agreed a deal to sign for Gloucestershire for the County Championship this summer although he isn’t expected to be around until the second half of the season.
The post-Alex Neil era gets underway at Deepdale tomorrow as Frankie McEvoy takes charge for the first time as struggling Preston welcome table-toppers Norwich.
Stevenage will be looking to extend their unbeaten run to ten games as they make the trip North facing an Oldham side who have struggled in recent weeks.
This Friday sees the second game between the sides in just under as many weeks, and the Daggers will be looking to repay the favour and take all three points as the Pools did in the reverse fixture.
Ipswich attempt a late push for play-offs but need to improve on recent results as they host relegation threatened Bristol Rovers
With Konstantinos Mavropanos making his international debut for Greece, does he have a role in Arteta’s and Arsenal’s long-term plans?
Germany hit an all-time low as they lost 2-1 at hometo North Macedonia in a World Cup qualifier on Wednesday, with the European Championships now less than 100 days away…
As the season approaches it’s conclusion, fans were able to take a break from club football and watch their national teams play on the international stage.