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Roberto Mancini leads his Italian side into this summer’s rescheduled European Championships with an almost uncharacteristic air of excitement as he attempts to lift the nation’s mood on the back of the global pandemic.
Hull City returned to The Championship at the first time of asking in a memorable campaign that saw Grant McCann turn opinion on Humberside. As his players lifted the club’s first title since 1966, football has ‘come home’ for the Tigers fan base after a cataclysmic start to Project Restart.
Brennan Johnson impressed for Lincoln City as The Imps played out a goalless draw with AFC Wimbledon. With both sides destinies already decided before a ball was kicked, there was to be no last-day drama at the LNER Stadium.
With the season drawing to a climax on Sunday for the majority of the football community, many might be forgiven for thinking that it’s a time for players to be putting their feet up around the country. However, there’s a young man at AFC Wimbledon, wishing the season wouldn’t come to a close.
For the second successive weekend, it was more champagne on the pitch for Hull City as Grant McCann and his players secured their first league title since 1966 following their 3-1 win over Wigan Athletic.
Having secured promotion back to the Championship at Lincoln City last weekend, Hull City now have their eyes firmly fixed on lifting the League One titles as they head into their final two games of their hugely successful promotion campaign.
Hull City confirmed their return to Championship football with a 2-1 victory at Lincoln City following an enthralling afternoon at the LNER Stadium which all but ended the Imps own automatic ambitions.
Grant McCann’s Hull City side can seal promotion to the Championship at the first time of asking if they can overcome Lincoln City at the LNER Stadium on Saturday.
Grant McCann’s Hull City twice fought back to claim their share of the spoils in an entertaining top of table draw with Sunderland at the KCOM Stadium.
It’s a big week for Grant McCann’s Hull City as they entertain Sunderland on Tuesday evening in their biggest game of the season visiting Lincoln City on Saturday.
Hull City are on the verge of securing automatic promotion to the Championship after coming back from a goal down to beat plucky Fleetwood Town 2-1 at the KCOM stadium.
Simon Grayson will be looking for his Fleetwood Town side to finish the season strongly as they travel to league leaders Hull City.
Callum Elder was the star of the show on Easter Monday as Hull City edged away from the chasing pack in a resounding 3-0 win over strugglers Northampton Town at the KCOM stadium.
Hull City entertain Jon Brady’s relegation-threatened Northampton Town on Easter Monday at the KCOM, hoping that they can put further daylight between themselves and their automatic promotion rivals.
Hull City were denied an important victory on home soil at the top of League One following a highly entertaining encounter at the KCOM Stadium against play-off chasing Gillingham.
Hull City look to put the dampeners on Steve Evans’ play-off aspirations.
A spirited second-half performance from Lincoln City kept their automatic promotion hopes alive at The Stadium of Light in an entertaining 1-1 draw on Wearside.
Lincoln City are hoping to revive their automatic promotion helps at the weekend with a difficult trip to The Stadium of Light as they take on a buoyant Sunderland outfit. The Black Cats are in excellent form, having won seven of their last eight league games, and having added their first piece of silverware under Lee Johnson, they’ll be looking to add further season honours come May.
Keane Lewis-Potter was the star of the show in arguably his finest performance of the season as Hull City saw off playoff hopefuls Oxford United at the KCOM Stadium. The 20-year old was at the heart of everything good, scoring twice as City extended their lead to six points over second-placed Peterborough United.
The promotion race in League One is hotting up nicely as Hull City take on Oxford United at the KCOM this weekend. With only five points separating the top four sides and a host of clubs jostling to get into the playoff positions, the promotion run-in isn’t going to be for the faint-hearted.
Hull City moved to the top of League One with a comfortable 2-0 victory over strugglers Bristol Rovers at the KCOM Stadium. Although Gavin Whyte was the hero of the afternoon with both of his side’s goals, George Honeyman left his mark on Hull’s latest home victory.
Hull City entertain Joey Barton’s Bristol Rovers at the KCOM this weekend with both clubs angling for a big result for differing reasons. Whilst City once again brushed aside doubts over their automatic promotion credentials in midweek, Rovers are still looking to firm results up under their new manager to see off the threat of relegation.
Nottingham Forest continued their improvement by picking up a point at local rivals Derby County on Friday evening as they look to lay any relegation worries to rest on a disappointing season.
James Coppinger was the hero of the afternoon as his superbly taken injury-time free-kick put an end to Doncaster Rovers recent slump of successive defeats. Just shy of making his 800th appearance for the club, Coppinger’s golden moment secured a well-earned point for his side in a scintillating 3-3 draw at the Keepmoat Stadium.