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Keith Millen’s key tactical changes behind Carlisle United’s resurgence
Carlisle United looked dead and buried in November and a win seemed almost impossible, but Keith Millen was not panicking.
Author Ben S Pitkeathly
Ben S Pitkeathly
Aberdonian Cumbrian following football in the North West
What do Carlisle United need to achieve during the January transfer window?
Keith Millen is actively looking to improve the Carlisle United squad in January to try and steer the Cumbrians away from relegation troubles.
Ashley Nadesan at the double as Crawley Town get the New Year off to perfect start against Colchester United
Ashley Nadesan used to be a supervisor at McDonald’s and was playing for Horley Town. Six years later, he’s started 2022 with a bang.
Carlisle United Mid-Season Review: Uncertainty on and off the field leaves panic on the streets of Carlisle
Inadequate summer recruitment, a mentally fragile squad and yet another early managerial change mixed in with a failed takeover pretty much sums up Carlisle United’s first half of the season.
Crawley Town and Colchester United look to steer away from the relegation zone as the two sides go head-to-head
Crawley Town hosts fellow strugglers Colchester United with both sides looking to shake off the cobwebs after several COVID-19 enforced postponements.
Steve Clarke’s Scotland have Hampden Park roaring once again after successful international break
2-0 victories over Moldova and Denmark secured a home World Cup play-off semi-final in another joyous international break for the Tartan Army.
Troubled Carlisle United look to avoid FA Cup upset against non-league Horsham
Carlisle United hope to avoid an embarrassing FA Cup upset, with Isthmian Premier Division side Horsham making the long trip to Cumbria.
Carlisle United try to recover from a dejected defeat away to Crawley Town as they take on Scunthorpe United at Brunton Park
Lowly placed Scunthorpe United travel to the underachieving Carlisle United on Saturday, with both sides hoping to bounce back to winning ways after suffering defeats last weekend.
Chris Beech attempts to outsmart the seasoned John Yems as Carlisle United make the long Journey to Crawley Town
Around 286 miles separate Brunton Park, the home of Carlisle United and Crawley Town’s Peoples Pension Stadium, a supposedly daunting journey for away players.
Can Scotland overcome late withdrawals and isolation of key players to keep their World Cup dream alive against Denmark?
Scotland’s preparation for their vital away clash in Copenhagen has been severely hampered by three players pulling out and two isolating due to COVID-19 concerns.
Carlisle United hope to continue their unbeaten start to the League Two season as they travel to newly-promoted Hartlepool United
The trip to the North East coast is one of Carlisle United’s most hotly anticipated away games of the season, with usually hundreds if not thousands of Cumbrians making the short trip eastwards.
Carlisle United visit Swindon Town in hope of securing their first win of the season
Two games into the 2021/22 season and Carlisle United are yet to score a goal, a tale of many missed opportunities, whilst their hosts on Saturday are defying their summer of financial issues.
Carlisle United aim to make early statement of intent as Colchester United travel to Brunton Park
A new season is again upon us, with the early sense of anticipation and optimism loitering in the Cumbrian air, but early hope could easily turn into misery if Colchester United get a result at Brunton Park.
Season Preview: Carlisle United aim to end long wait for promotion after last season’s disappointing finish
Promotion’s the aim, as Carlisle United look to improve on their uninspiring tenth-placed finish last time out, after a catastrophic collapse in the second half of last season.
Carlisle United hope to continue successful start to pre-season but face tough Blackpool test at Brunton Park
United have been very impressive in preparation for the upcoming season, scoring 21 goals in five games without conceding, but the Seasiders will provide stern opposition to the so-far rampant Blues.
Streetwise or Deviant: The debate dividing opinions during Euro 2020
Over time, the notion of foul-play has altered quite significantly. In the days of mud-bath like pitches, what are now regarded as reckless tackles flowed freely.
Spain come out on top in a thrilling clash against Croatia
Unai Simón may have been left believing his failure to control a Pedri back pass in the 20th minute, which trickled agonisingly into the net, would see the end of Spain’s Euro 2020 campaign. No one could’ve predicted what was to follow.
Pablo Sarabia impresses as Luis Enrique’s side secure progression to the knockout stages of UEFA Euro 2020
Spain’s Euro 2020 status hung in the balance coming into the final set of fixtures in Group E, but galvanised by the impressive Pablo Sarabia, Enrique’s side blew away a feeble Slovakia, scoring five goals in the process to avoid an embarrassing elimination.
UEFA Euro 2020 Group E is on a knife-edge as Spain face elimination if they cannot win against Slovakia in Seville
With only two points from their opening two games, Luis Enrique’s team need a victory over the current holders of second-place, Slovakia, if they are to progress to the knockout stages of Euro 2020.
Alexander Isak leads a second-half Swedish charge as Janne Andersson’s team gain a crucial three points against Slovakia
After such a dismal performance in the first-half from both sides, it was evident the game needed a spark, some individual brilliance and the Real Sociedad striker brought that in abundance.
Surprise Group E leaders Slovakia attempt to continue their winning start to Euro 2020 when they face Sweden in Saint Petersburg
Štefan Tarkovič’s side beat Poland 2-1 in matchday one, but Sweden will be an entirely different test after showing fantastic defensive resilience in a 0-0 draw against a dangerous Spanish side.
Spanish possession plentiful but a lack of penetration as Sweden hold firm in stalemate, despite Alba and Olmo’s best efforts
Ben Pitkeathly reviews Spain’s 0-0 draw with Sweden.
Sweden look to upset European royalty Spain, with both looking to get off to a winning start
Spain and Sweden face off in Euro 2020 with both sides depleted due to Covid-19.
Scotland face a tough test against the Netherlands in the Algarve, as they prepare for Euro 2020
Just over 23 years ago, Scotland were preparing for the 1998 World Cup in France, the last time the men’s national team reach a major tournament. Now in a new era, Scotland are back in the big time.