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On a night many will never forget, Wycombe survive MK onslaught to reach Wembley He may have reached 40 but…
On a night many will never forget, Wycombe survive MK onslaught to reach Wembley He may have reached 40 but…
A Gareth Ainsworth tactical plan superbly executed changed the trajectory of this tie in Wycombe’s favour but Liam Manning will have learned a great deal from this experience. Will he learn it in time?
Icons did what icons do. Jean Michel Seri scored. Tom Cairney, their spiritual captain, scored too. All it needed was Johnny Haynes to make a cameo. Denis Odoi did.
It ain’t over til it’s over as Yogi Berra once famously said. West Ham’s hopes of a Champions League place by dint of a top four finish may have come to an end with a home defeat by local rivals Arsenal.
One of the season’s most spectacular late finishes denies Wasps away win at a never-say-die London Irish
Middlesex ended Day 2 with a lead of 188 and only seven Leicestershire wickets to take for victory. Standing at 142-2 overnight, they made an impressive 370 and then took three vital wickets before bad light ended the day prematurely.
Middlesex put themselves in a solid opening position on the first day of their match with Leicestershire after skittling the visitors out for 149.
The futility of Fulham’s attack coupled with the illustrious reputation and past of their opposiiton gave this match a very Premier League feel, especially with the prospect they might meet there next season.
Wycombe battle to a 1-0 win over a very good Wednesday team to set up a nailbiting finish, possibly with four teams going into the weekend level on points and all within two goals on goal difference
Fulham clinch promotion and the scenes of joy were something football can be proud of, but no fan is under any illusions about the year ahead.
Generosity to Wimbledon trumps Ainsworth’s disappointment at points dropped after Dons’ brave effort falls just short
Nick Pope was the hero as Burnley held on despite a fierce late West Ham bombardment but most thoughts were elsewhere.
A crazy minute at eend of the game summed up Watford’s season after Josh King hit the post, Imran Louza balooned a sitter and Pontius Jansson scored at the other end
Wycombe Wanderers 2 : 0 Plymouth Argyle Two first half goals by an on-form Garath McCleary settled this encounter between…
Hanwell Town, the club founded by fans and sporting the black and white stripes of Newcastle United are set to become Kings of Middlesex!
Coventry claim the Jimm Hill derby with ease with thei rfirst win at Craven Cottage for 74 years
It was a day of memorable milestones at Lords; for one Irish veteran and for a seal pup with just 17 days left as a teenager. All framed by a fascinatiing cricket game.
Middlesex enjoyed the first day spoils against Derbyshire in their County Championship season opener at Lord’s.
At the Middlesex CCC media day, there was an elephant in the room. A big and very obviously white elephant.
“I think the quality of four-day cricket (not the quantity) we play could be the issue (behind England’s Test struggles),” according to Australia born Middlesex spinner Nathan Sowter who also revealed he wants to play for England
Australian leg spinner Nathan Sowter was at Lords Cricket Ground the day he heard about Shane Warne’s death.
Fulham emerged as comfortable winners of this West London derby though may even claim 2-0 barely tells the whole story but QPR still just about have this in their own hands as the dogs above them will be on a diet of mainly other dogs until June.
FIFA have just announced their latest international rankings. However, this time, the rankings are not a meaningless PR exercise as football’s governing body have decided the pots for Friday’s World Cup draw.
It was a wonderful day for London Irish at Brentford Community Stadium. 15,085 a record attendance witnessed an enthralling game of rugby union, replete with talking points.