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Oxford United made it five games unbeaten in League One with a 2-0 Boxing Day win against AFC Wimbledon that saw their inventive midfield slice the Dons apart in the opening exchanges
Goals from Chris Gunter and Marcus Maddison ensured that Charlton Athletic drew 2-2 with Plymouth Argyle to move into the play-off places in Sky Bet League One.
Sergi Canós illuminated the misty skies above Cardiff City Stadium on Boxing Day, grabbing a superb hat-trick to cancel out…
Reading moved back into the top six thanks to a comfortable 2-1 victory over Luton Town at the Madejski Stadium this afternoon.
The Stags have gone three Boxing Day’s unbeaten and the last time they tasted defeat on the 26th December was in 2016 as they were beaten 5-2 by Carlisle in the first game of the festive period that year.
A pivotal clash on Boxing Day sees the in-form Red Devils travel down to Leicester to face the Foxes in a clash that could see either side drop all the way down to eighth with a loss if results go against them.
Two sides in contrasting form meet at the Kassam Stadium on Saturday, with Oxford United looking to leapfrog visitors AFC Wimbledon in the League One table by winning back-to-back games for the first time this season.
Charlton Athletic will be looking to give some festive cheer to their fans as they host Plymouth Argyle at The Valley on Boxing Day in League One.
Nottingham Forest have experienced an upturn in fortunes in recent weeks following a dismal run of form which saw them pick up just one point from a possible 27 at the foot of the Championship table.
Reading made their best ever start to a Championship season, winning seven of their first eight matches and progressing through a round of the Carabao Cup but since then it has been a real struggle.
Cottagers beat writer Steve Clare and Southampton correspondent Jacob Tanswell preview the Boxing Day clash between two sides who are getting harder to beat.
Cambridge United host Leyton Orient in the M11 derby on Boxing Day derby as Josh Coulson returns to The Abbey.
Former Derby player Iván Calero opens up about his time with the Rams and discusses his career journey to date.
Portsmouth’s race for promotion to the Championship has been put on hold as the club announced that five of the players and backroom staff have tested positive for COVID-19.
In a Sheffield United side that finished the previous Premier League season in 9th place, Welsh International, Ethan Ampadu, must now show Frank Lampard why he does still have a future at Chelsea, as the Blades look to pull off the great escape from relegation in the new year.
Reading began the season brilliantly, winning seven of their first eight games which came as a real surprise to many but since then they have really struggled.
Goalkeepers are a funny bunch – often unnoticed, often underappreciated, and often misunderstood. Goalkeeper Watch shines the spotlight – good,…
Gary Rogers ended his goalkeeping career in Dundalk’s last match of the season, at home to Arsenal in their final…
Youssoufa Moukoko has stolen the headlines of late with the teenager breaking all sorts of records across Germany and in Europe.
England are blessed with a plethora of emerging right-backs. With the variety of talent at the senior team’s disposal, they could field a team of full-backs and still compete. Leicester City’s James Justin is one of those who’s making his mark.
Xisco Munoz has become Watford’s sixth different permanent manager in the past 18 months but whilst many have been critical of the high turnover of managers at Vicarage Road under the Pozzo family, their time at the club has hardly been a failure.
Ross Jones reviews the action at Sixfields where Brennan Johnson was the star man for Lincoln City as they cruised to victory over Northampton.
Forest Green flexed their promotion contesting muscles on Saturday, registering a crucial victory over fellow contenders, Carlisle United.
With Southampton’s 4-2-2-2 system lending itself to funnelling possession in central areas of the pitch, some teams are beginning to work them out. It’s up to Ralph Hasenhuttl to solve it – improving what they do out wide is a good place to start.