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It was a cold night at the Brentford Community Stadium, as two teams who have their eyes on promotion met to battle it out. It was a tactical affair, with both teams battling to find a way through.
A Mitch Brundle penalty foiled semi-Professional Hartley Wintney did all they could against Dagenham and Redbridge, but it was the National League team who bagged their place in the 1st Round Draw of the FA Cup.
Robert Dearn reviews the latest actions from the UEFA Nations League.
Another night, and another game to forget for Fulham, who succumbed to a 3-0 loss against rivals Brentford, who looked quality all over the pitch. It was a performance that will concern fans, as it highlighted the lack of squad depth within the team, but it showed that Brentford have it in abundance.
It is a rivalry that need no introduction. Location is the only similarity between these two at the moment, with one team coming into the game in-form, where the other isn’t. However that won’t matter when the whistle goes for kick-off.
This week has been a tough week for football fans. Boris Johnson announced supporters would not be going back into stadiums any time soon as Covid-19 continued to dominate headlines.
Leyton Orient scored two late goals to deny Mansfield Town their first competitive win of the 2020/21 season.
Walsall and Grimsby are two well organised teams looking to improve on their previous seasons outings and have two managers who are not afraid to speak their minds.
Both teams finished mid-table last term, and both will feel an opening day win will be the first step to…
Ahead of the upcoming EFL League One season, we explore the first set of League One clubs in alphabetical order starting with Burton Albion, Charlton Athletic, Crewe Alexandra and Doncaster Rovers.
Saddlers fans will be looking for a better performance this season from their team after finishing 12th last season in League Two.
Scunthorpe United, Southend United, Stevenage and Tranmere Rovers are the next set of teams explored in the lead-up to the EFL League Two 2020/21 season.
Ahead of the upcoming League One season, Robert Dearn predicts the fortunes of Ross Embleton’s O’s.
Robert Dearn explains the new salary cap ruling affecting League One and Two clubs in the upcoming campaign.
It was quite possibly the strangest Premier League season to date. The table saw ‘smaller’ clubs finishing at record highs, and so called ‘larger’ clubs, struggle. On top of that, there were the three elements that defined the season, Liverpool, Covid, and VAR.
Across Leagues One and Two, several clubs have started to return to training. It is very different to the usual…
In League Two, Northampton overcame Exeter in the final, to secure a return to League One football. Both teams won the prize of promotion, and with it, a financial boost. But for the six clubs that didn’t, a financial strain has occurred.
The race for automatic promotion is well and truly alive as West Brom, Leeds and Brentford battle it out for promotion to the Premier League.