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Ezgjan Alioski and Leeds United: A mad love affair
With his contract running down, James O’Reilly takes a look at the mad, yet lovable, Gjanni Alioski.
Blackpool secure third place with a professional performance against Bristol Rovers
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.
The Lancashire Football Show – Episode 12 now live!
The twelfth edition of the ‘Lancashire Football Podcast’ is now live!
George Lapslie voted as Mansfield Town’s Player of the Season by Stags supporters
The 23-year-old has been nothing but a revelation at the Stags and his contributions to a well-improved side in the second half of the season shows why he will be one of Mansfield Town’s most important players next season.
Toby Savin heroics deny Portsmouth play-off place
While Accrington Stanley had nothing to play for, Portsmouth required a win to secure a play-off spot. Goalkeeper Toby Savin proved impenetrable, contributing with a string of second-half saves to deny Pompey a top six finish.
Charlton win but miss out on the play-offs on goal difference
Before the game, Charlton knew they needed to pick up three points to stand any realistic chance of finishing in the top 6. They did just that, but a big win for Oxford condemned The Addicks to another season in League One.
Final day stroll sees Oxford stride stress-free into the League One play-off places
Oxford United secured a place in the League One play-offs with a final day hammering of Burton Albion at the Kassam Stadium. Even though the victory was devoid of the drama that has defined the U’s season, it sets Karl Robinson and his players up for an opportunity to avenge last season’s defeat to Wycombe at Wembley.
Sublime Somerset defeat Hampshire by 10 wickets on a well battled fourth day
Somerset managed to take a well deserved 10-wicket victory after a stubborn Hampshire second innings performance at the Ageas Bowl. …
How can Southend United prepare for their first stint in the National League?
Changes are needed at Southend United as they drop into the National League. Here’s what they can do.
Fantastic strategy call sees Lewis Hamilton win at the 2021 F1 Spanish Grand Prix
The Mercedes crew did a fantastic job in two stopping the seven-time world champion as he beat Championship rival Max Verstappen who finished second and Valtteri Bottas in third.
Calvert-Lewin strike dents Hammers’ Champions League bid
Dominic Calvert-Lewin’s first-half strike provided a blow to West Ham’s Champions League hopes whilst boosting Everton’s own aim of European qualification.
Tranmere hold onto play-off place but major improvements are needed
Tranmere finally clinched their play-off position in League Two but rather than gaining some momentum with a win, Rovers limped over the line with a scoreless draw at home to Colchester.
Brennan Johnson impresses once more for Lincoln City in end of season stalemate
Brennan Johnson impressed for Lincoln City as The Imps played out a goalless draw with AFC Wimbledon. With both sides destinies already decided before a ball was kicked, there was to be no last-day drama at the LNER Stadium.
Unfiltered diamonds are losing shine through substandard academy. Hasenhuttl’s B-team transformation is his biggest challenge yet
Both of their oldest academy age groups bottom of their leagues and getting handed large beatings on a regular basis, Southampton’s pre-eminent academy is going through a period of hardship. Their struggles are taking the gloss of the more talented player’s sparkle. Jacob Tanswell writes.
Jon Brady picks up point at Stadium of Light in first game as permanent Northampton Town manager
Northampton Town picked up a 1-1 draw at the Stadium of Light in manager Jon Brady’s first game since being appointed on a permanent basis.
There are long-serving footballers, and then there is James Coppinger
Doncaster Rovers legend James Coppinger made his final appearance for the club in their 4-1 defeat to Peterborough United.
Burnley aim to secure Premier League survival and sink Fulham at Craven Cottage
Burnley can secure Premier League football for next season on Monday night when they travel to Craven Cottage in a game that could send Fulham back down to the Championship if they lose.
Tigers roar into the Challenge Cup semi-final
Castleford Tigers defeat Salford Red Devils in the Challenge Cup to reach the semi-finals where they will face the Warrington Wolves. It took a drop goal in golden point by Gareth O’Brien to send the Tigers into the next round.
Second half comeback helps Preston to final day victory over Forest
Preston North End rounded off their Championship season with a fourth consecutive victory, coming from behind to defeat Nottingham Forest 2-1 at the City Ground.
Hauger converted pole position into a comfortable victory in F3’s Feature Race around Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya
Dennis Hauger was able to pull out a huge gap to the rest of the field that saw him cruise to victory ahead of second-placed Jack Doohan and third-placed Matteo Nannini.
Morecambe’s victory against Bradford wasn’t enough to see them automatically promoted from League Two
Despite a controlled, professional victory, Morecambe had to watch on as Bolton and Cambridge pipped them to automatic promotion from League Two.
Caldwell “wasn’t going to give up without a fight” as he held off Martins to claim his maiden Formula 3 victory
The Prema Racing driver claimed that “Victor [Martins] would have done the same in my position” had roles been reversed as the two drivers battled it out for victory on the final lap of Formula 3’s second race.
Oxford hoping for final day dramatics to earn a shot at play-off redemption
Oxford United host Burton Albion on the final day of the League One season in the hope that a victory will be enough to secure a place in the play-offs.
Reading 2-2 Huddersfield: A metaphor for the Royals’ season as they concede late on
An entertaining first-half was cancelled out by a classic ‘nothing to play for’ second 45 minutes until Rarmani Edmonds-Green earned Huddersfield a point with virtually the last kick of the game.