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Sunderland continue to be the sleepiest of giants in the EFL but the appointment of Lee Johnson looks to be a step in the right direction for the Wearsiders.
Doncaster Rovers striker Tyreece John-Jules and defender Joe Wright spoilt the triumphant return of Northampton Town fans with a comfortable 2-0 victory against ten-man Northampton Town in League One.
Phil Parkinson was sacked by Sunderland at the weekend following a 1-1 draw at Fleetwood on Friday night that left the Black Cats outside of the League One play-off places on goal difference, however finding a new manager may be the least of supporters’ worries.
Harry Smith’s double set Northampton Town up for a priceless three points with a 3-1 win against Burton Albion as The Brewers dropped to rock bottom in the League One table.
A trip to Portman Road was always going to be incredibly tough for struggling Shrewsbury, but a result was crucial for manager Sam Ricketts to prove he’s the right man for the job.
With pressure mounting on Jake Buxton, Burton are in massive need of a victory against Northampton Town this weekend.
Northampton Town host Accrington Stanley in League One at the PTS Academy Stadium after a disappointing First Round exit in the FA Cup to Oxford City away on Monday evening.
Jake Buxton takes his Burton side to the KCOM Stadium this weekend with a decimated squad and sitting in the relegation places of League One. It’s not been an easy start to managerial life for Sutton-in-Ashfield born Buxton.
Peterborough United put eight goals past Crewe Alexandra the last time these sides met in the same division, doing the double with 5-1 and 3-0 victories in 2015-16.
Canvey Island, Chorley, Barnet, Darlington and Marine all caused upsets over higher placed opposition in the FA Cup First Round Proper that was held over Remembrance Weekend.
Peterborough United forward Siriki Dembele scored a hattrick, and assisted another goal, as Posh moved into first in League One with a 5-1 victory against ten-man Shrewsbury Town.
MK Dons and AFC Wimbledon were left to share the spoils in a closely fought contest at Stadium MK, a game which saw both goals arrive in the first 15 minutes.
MK Dons host AFC Wimbledon at Stadium MK in what will be the strangest of derbies, as the two sides face for the first time behind closed doors.
In a world where football chairmen sack managers at will, you have to wonder how Grant McCann is still Hull City manager.
Wimbledon prepare to travel to Milton Keynes ahead of their fierce game against MK Dons before their emotional return to Plough Lane during midweek.
We may just be a matter of weeks into the season, but Lincoln City and Ipswich Town both find themselves at the top end of the League One table ahead of their clash at the LNER Stadium.
Nottingham Forest loanee Brennan Johnson arrived at the LNER Stadium this summer with high expectations, and he showed his class in a 2-0 win against Plymouth Argyle.
Few would’ve predicted Lincoln City and Plymouth Argyle to have raced to the top end of League One, but they now go head-to-head for the first time in seven years.
Next up in our League One preview, we focus on Shrewsbury, Sunderland, Swindon and Wigan.
With the League One season just around the corner we look into the fortunes of Lincoln City, Milton Keynes Dons, newly promoted Northampton Town and play-off finalists Oxford United.
The 2020-21 League One season will be more competitive than ever before. Here we have taken a look at the chances of Ipswich Town, Hull City, Fleetwood Town and Gillingham.
All four of these teams had their high points but also no doubt their low points. The thing they have in common is they all finished in the bottom half of the table but hopefully a better season for them all awaits in 2020/21. Here is our pre-season preview for Accrington Stanley, AFC Wimbledon, Blackpool & Bristol Rovers.
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.
League Two teams have decided that the season should be cancelled and a Points Per Game system used to determine league position.