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Joss Labadie – Exiles’ key component in Michael Flynn’s midfield
Newport County captain Joss Labadie concluded the Exiles’ winless streak with a sublime cameo against the Saddlers on Wednesday night.
“It’s a great city with a great fanbase”, exclusive interview with former Southampton defender Jos Hooiveld
Zak Armitage speaks to former Southampton defender Jos Hooiveld about his career, particularly his time at St Mary’s.
Stunning strike seals Shrimpers success over Forest Green Rovers
Southend United brushed aside second-placed Forest Green Rovers with a 3-1 victory.
Phillip Billing thriving under the leadership of Jonathan Woodgate
Phillip Billing signed for Bournemouth in July 2019 for a fee of £15 million following Huddersfield Town’s relegation to the Championship and after a tough first campaign on the South Coast, he is beginning to find his feet.
Expected goals, witchcraft and bean counting
Slowly, football is starting to catch up with other sports – many across the Atlantic – in its use of statistics to analyse the game.
“That’s a stage of my career I will never forget”, exclusive in depth interview with Miguel Llera
An in-depth interview with former Charlton Athletic and Sheffield Wednesday defender Miguel Llera
The Barnsley centre back resurrecting his career at Oakwell
An analysis on the Barnsley figure who is on a surprising run of form, and really proving his worth to Valerien Ismael.
Step 3-6 football ended with expected null and voided situation
It’s been announced that England’s non-leagues teams at steps 3-6 have agreed to curtail the 2020/21 season as null and void for a second consecutive season despite the news from the government on Monday that football can return.
India’s spinners continue to dominate as the hosts take control on day one
England are up against it after the end of Day One of the third Test.
Chelsea in control of tie but work still to be done for Thomas Tuchel’s Blues
An Olivier Giroud bicycle kick proved to be the only goal in Chelsea’s Champions League tie against Atletico Madrid last night, with the Blues now poised to advance to the quarter-finals after their 1-0 win.
Kazim-Richards proves he is ageing like a fine wine in latest Derby victory
Jacob Hackett reports on Derby’s convincing 2-0 victory over Huddersfield Town.
How can Veljko Paunovic arrest Reading’s slide down the Championship table?
Tuesday night’s alarming 1-0 defeat against Championship basement club Wycombe Wanderers marked Reading’s fourth defeat from the club’s last five league games. With just one win from their last six league games, the early title race frontrunners are in danger of dropping out of the top six altogether.
Brennan Johnson excels in discouraging 2-2 draw for Lincoln at home to Swindon
In what was a disappointing night for the Imps, Welsh international Brennan Johnson – who is on loan at Sincil Bank from parent club Nottingham Forest, stood out like a sore thumb.
Alex Gorrin-shaped hole costs Oxford dearly in Portsmouth defeat
Oxford United missed the chance to put even greater pressure on the top six in League One after falling to defeat against Portsmouth in a tight game at the Kassam Stadium. Midfield anchor Alex Gorrin may well have been in position to prevent the only goal of the game had he been on the pitch, but reconfiguring an engine room that appears to have lost it’s way in recent games will be important heading into a testing month of fixtures.
Joe Worrall: A progressive journey from youth team to first team and now defensive solidity
The 24-year-old defender has made huge steps in his Nottingham Forest career. From rejecting Derby County and Leicester City for the Reds to now being captain of the East Midlands side.
Opinion: Why Valerien Ismael needs to be decisive with the goalkeeping dilemma that he currently faces
Barnsley FC have been one of the surprise packages in the Championship so far this season and are currently on an excellent run of form that has seen them win their last three league outings, and made them shock candidates for a playoff place. But who should be the Tykes number one.
Foxes look to make the most of home advantage as they fight for a place in the UEFA Europa League Round of 16
All to play for in the second leg of the Round of 32 tie between the Foxes and Slavia Praha. The East Midlands club will look to be on the front foot and make sure to not concede any crucial away goals.
Swansea City looking to put Huddersfield defeat behind them as they take on relegation-threatened Coventry City
After Saturday’s dismal defeat against Huddersfield, Swansea will be looking to get back to winning ways against a Coventry side who won their first game in five against promotion hunting Brentford.
After two years playing in the NRL for Canberra Raiders, John Bateman returns to the Wigan Warriors with the aim to win his third Super League title
England International John Bateman began his rugby league career at Bradford Bulls where he played 35 times in his two years at the club.
Romain Perraud, Leeds’ new left back?
The left-back position has long been one of relative frustration for Leeds United fans. James O’Reilly looks at a potential summer target for the Whites.
Bournemouth face tricky looking test of in form Cardiff City
Bournemouth face the biggest game of their season this evening as they host Cardiff City who have won five consecutive matches under new manager Mick McCarthy and are now just three points behind the Cherries going into the clash.
Broadhead with the perfect advertisement as decision time looms
With the whole cub buoyed after the senior team finally ended their Anfield hoodoo at the weekend, Everton’s under-23 side took to the field against Manchester United’s youngsters and it was Nathan Broadhead who went away with all of the plaudits.
Wolfsburger clash creates welcome distraction for Mourinho
Tottenham face Austrain side Wolfsberger AC in the Europa League on Wednesday night, the English side hold a 4-1 advantage from the first leg.
Brighton and Palace – An ostentatiously obscure derby
Generally, when the term “derby” is used in a footballing sense, it refers to two teams in the geographical vicinity of one another. However, in what is a rare, curious contradiction to the rule, this does not apply to the resentment shared between Brighton and Palace; in fact, Selhurst Park and The Amex are separated by a gulf of 45 miles.