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Fabian Cowdrey, on his time at Kent and facing up to the pressure of having a famous family name
Fabian Cowdrey, followed in not just his fathers footsteps but his grandfather’s as well by playing for Kent.
The quiet tempest of play-off football: How can such a high-pressured game be played in silence?
Three months with no game and their first competitive match is the small matter of a play-off semi-final. How are the players able to cope with the pressure? Jacob Tanswell writes from Fratton Park.
Largest defeats suffered from League Champions
Liverpool’s 4-0 defeat away at Manchester City last night is the biggest defeat a title winning side has faced in…
Play-off places on the line in East Midlands Derby
Seventh place Derby host fourth place Forest, with the battle for top six places adding extra spice to the Championship’s fiercest rivalry.
Chairboys visit Highbury in League One play-off clash
Fleetwood will be hoping to capitalise on Wycombe’s poor away form when they meet for the first leg of their League One play-off semi-final.
Actions speak louder than words: Football must do more to tackle racism
As a black journalist the sight of 22 players and backroom staff kneeling in support of the Black Lives Matter…
F1 returns with hectic schedule
After a long delay of over four months, Formula 1 returns this weekend with the Austrian GP. After the abortive…
Northampton’s Play-off win wraps up rollercoaster decade
Northampton Town’s 4-0 win over Exeter City has concluded one of the most dramatic ten years that the club has ever faced.
Portsmouth must make play-off history to reach the Championship
Six play-off semi-finals ending in three draws and three defeats have seen Pompey miss out on promotion in three separate seasons, with two of those heart-breaking outcomes occurring in the previous four campaigns.
Five talking points from Barcelona’s 2-2 draw against Atletico Madrid
Barcelona once again dropped points as visitors Atletico Madrid held them to a 2-2 draw. The night at the Camp Nou offered four penalties, a milestone reached, frustration, signs of hope and more.
A moment of silence for those women’s clubs who are no more
Sophie Lawson takes a look at clubs which haven’t survived the world pandemic
Campbell Departs Southend
Sol Campbell has left Southend United by mutual consent
Serge Aurier’s revival under Jose Mourinho
Jose Mourinho’s tenure at Tottenham Hotspur so far has been a mix of highs and lows. One of the highs…
High-flying Forest continue to prove that keeping the ball isn’t necessary
Sabri Lamouchi’s side, who currently sit fourth in the Championship, are flying in the face of football statisticians who say possession wins matches.
Mansfield Town sign former Luton Town goalkeeper Marek Stech
Mansfield Town announced the signing of former Luton Town goalkeeper Marek Stech on a two-year deal.
Torquay lad Morton helps Northampton see off sorry Exeter
It was Northampton’s Town’s night at an empty Wembley Stadium as they secured promotion to League 1 after a 4-0 over Exeter in the EFL League Two Play-off Final.
A game at Watford 38 years ago and now. An article starring John Motson, Graham Taylor, Gary Lineker and Gerry Armstrong
42 years on from his last visit, Prost owner Steve Clare returns to Vicarage Road and finds closing his eyes and going back in time nigh on impossible.
Place in the top nine on offer at Selhurst Park
Burnley travel to South London as they take on Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park Palace and Burnley both have 42…
Four eternal and immutable rules of football die at Vicarage Road
Desperate Watford, fresh off an abject loss at Burnley, entertained Southamption in what on paper, looked to be the type of fixture struggling clubs prefer.
Etched in Old Gold – a family raised by Wolves
“It’s a bit of a cliché, but football really is the glue that holds us all together. Even on a global scale. It is the opiate of the masses.” – The story of a family, raised by Wolves
Manchester City progress to FA Cup semi-final after defeating a ”too passive” Newcastle United
Manchester City defeated Newcastle United in the FA Cup by two clear goals with a certain degree of comfort as they head to Wembley to entertain Arsenal in the semi-final.
Forest stroll to success against Huddersfield
Inspired by a brace from top scorer Lewis Grabban, the Reds easily saw off the relegation-threatened visitors 3-1 at the City Ground.
John Solako on Roy, Black Lives Matter and his home; Crystal Palace
John Solako spent 12 years at Crystal Palace, here he talks to Peter Moore about that period, Roy working wonders and the treatment of black people
Memories from past Wimbledon Tennis classic matches
Today would have been the start of the world famous Wimbledon tournament, were it not for the COVID-19 outbreak. Peter Moore reminisces of the better times at the English tournament