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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.
A look back on Plymouth Argyle’s 2020/21 campaign, a season of consolidation in League One having been promoted on points per game the previous year.
Despite his unwavering loyalty to the club, Liam O’Neil has never been a household name for Cambridge United supporters.
With Northwood Football Club set to host its first-ever international fixture, chairman Ian Barry gave a greater insight into the club’s past and what the future holds.
http://gty.im/1316109826 Everton delivered a sucker-punch to West Ham last time out, beating David Moyes’ side to enhance their chances of…
A rollercaster end to the season as Al Jazira claim their third successive UAE Gulf League title.
Central defence decisions is no longer a clear-cut case for Ralph Hasenhuttl. Mohammed Salisu’ maturation means there is competition for places ahead of next season. Jacob Tanswell writes from St Mary’s.
Despite being tipped for a mid-table finish at best, Cambridge United stunned fans and pundits alike as they sealed promotion to League One.
The son of Frank Sinclair has been waiting in the wings for his chance in the first-team and he was able to make his breakthrough this season.
After the conclusion of the 2020/21 season that saw the Stags finish 16th in League Two, Nigel Clough and his staff will be looking to restructure the side ahead of a push up the table in the next campaign.
Bienvenu au Cameroun!
Cameroon will host the eagerly anticipated 33rd edition of the Africa Cup of Nations from the 9th of January 2022 to the 6th of February 2022.
Undoubtedly, Mikel Arteta has made mistakes this season, but is his most costly not utilising the versatility of Bukayo Saka during Kieran Tierney’s absence?
On Monday morning Port Vale released their retained list. Players including Tom Conlon, Nathan Smith and David Worrall all staying for the 2021/22 campaign, however experienced fan-favourites were let go including veteran goalkeeper Scott Brown as well as the club’s leading post-war goalscorer, Tom Pope.
With his contract running down, James O’Reilly takes a look at the mad, yet lovable, Gjanni Alioski.
Blackpool looked to the in-form Ellis Simms to secure third spot as they rested key men ahead of their play-off tie against Oxford.