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Keith Curle was sacked last week by Northampton Town after a 28-month spell in charge of the Cobblers. Curle secured promotion through the playoff’s last season but after a big overhaul of player change in the summer, results have been poor and leaves Northampton in the bottom four.
Sullay Kaikai has been a figure of derision for many Blackpool supporters this season, but he finally delivered a performance of the quality he is capable of. Will this lead to more consistent showings?
A frozen pitch, postponed game, delayed kick off, floodlight fire and a half time stadium evacuation could have derailed what should have been a routine win for Oxford United, but it was worth the wait for U’s in the end.
League-leaders Lincoln City host promotion hopefuls Accrington Stanley in a meeting that defines hard-work, commitment and resolution.
Oxford United continued their fine recent run with a 2-0 win at Bristol Rovers on Tuesday night, and it was once again Karl Robinson’s intelligent use of his squad that set them up for victory
Ipswich Town’s relegation to League One in 2019 offered hope to the club’s loyal fan base following some woeful form in the Championship under Mick McCarthy, followed by Paul Hurst, who left Paul Lambert to fix an awful start to their campaign.
When the Cowley brothers masterminded Lincoln’s way out of the National League and into League One, their departure to Huddersfield Town in 2019, left an air of desolation across the city that Lincoln’s revival in fortunes would end with their tenure. Whilst heartbreak can take a while to heal, Michael Appleton has arguably turned Lincoln into a sleeker outfit, with their eyes firmly focused on promotion to The Championship.
Oxford United head to Bristol Rovers on Tuesday night hoping to bounce back quickly from a weekend defeat to Doncaster
Opponents have struggled to find their footing when they have visited the Western Homes Stadium this season (and that’s without considering the condition of the pitch). But will Ipswich Town experience the same?
The Cobblers welcome Wigan Athletic tomorrow night to the PTS Academy Stadium in what is a relegation six-pointer.
Charlton Athletic maintained their promotion charge and ended the day in the Play Offs as they eased past strugglers Rochdale in the Sky Bet League One.
Sammie Szmodics was awarded Man of the Match in Posh’s 2-0 win over Crewe on Saturday but Jonson Clarke-Harris earned all the praise.
Northampton put in a much-improved performance against promotion pushers Accrington during a feisty battle in poor conditions at the Wham Stadium.
MK Dons and Sunderland both leave Stadium MK with a point after an enthralling match, ending 2-2.
Lee Bowyer’s Charlton side will be looking to bounce back after their midweek loss at home to Portsmouth, as they travel to the Crown Oil Arena to face a Rochdale team who lie precariously just three points above the relegation zone.
In a game that could well and truly show which side is up for a relegation fight, Swindon are now desperate to create a gap between themselves and the four relegation spots and with other side’s games in hand it is a must-win game for both.
Oxford United are currently on a club-record winning run that has helped them scale the League One table and move within a win of a trip to Wembley, but what have been the factors behind their success?
Crewe drew 1-1 with ten-man Ipswich as Charlie Kirk shows his quality
Simon Grayson has been appointed Fleetwood Town manager in a deal until the end of the season, but is the ex-Blackpool boss the right man for the job?
Crewe face a struggling Ipswich side on Saturday as they hope to not lose sight of the playoff places.
Pompey are once again setting their sights on promotion to the Championship this season, with the club keen to end their four year stay in League One.
Former Posh goalkeeper Joe Day produced a string of superb saves to make sure the Gas go home with a point.
Blackpool showed their class against a struggling Wigan with five fine goals completing a demolition at the DW Stadium.
Oxford United’s Matty Taylor had a day to remember against former club Bristol Rovers as the Yellows’ fine recent form continues.