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Mikael Mandron left Sunderland in 2016 after being released and signed for National League side Eastleigh, since then, the forward has made strides back up the English pyramid
Chris Hughton’s tenure at Nottingham Forest got off to a slow start, however, they’re one of the league’s form teams in 2021 ahead of their midweek home clash against Luton Town.
Ipswich part ways with Paul Lambert as American takeover looms on the horizon
After recent results not going their way, the Cobblers now sit 24th in Sky Bet League One with 26 points. Even though the gap is only two points, Northampton Town are winless in 2021 and have only picked up two points from a possible 15.
Adam Harvey looks at the installation of the SoccerBot360 at Norwich City and the impact on their youth system.
Toby Noakes reviews Darren Ferguson’s 100th game of his third spell in-charge at Peterborough United
Simon Grayson’s Fleetwood side looked naive in the first half, but grew into the game after the break and will feel unfortunate not to have picked up all three points against a tiring Accrington
Ben Brereton’s second goal in as many games wasn’t enough to see off Coventry as the Sky Blues fought back to take a share of the points at Ewood Park.
Standing at 6’2′, Sepp van den Berg would not strike you as the typical modern day full back.
Jacob Hackett reports on Port Vale’s recent defeat against Cambridge United, their first loss under new manager Darrell Clarke.
A miraculous turnaround to the Bantams’ season leaves them now 11th in League Two – a stark contrast from 22nd place in December, where they sat just one place above the relegation zone.
An analysis on what proved to be another strong showing from Barnsley, who were victorious at Oakwell on Saturday.
The Stags’ 1-0 victory over the Shrimps at the One Call Stadium was their first victory since January 23rd. George Maris was a key component in a fantastic defensive display.
Jacob Hackett previews a clash between two teams at opposite ends of the Sky Bet League Two table as lowly Port Vale prepare to host table-topping Cambridge United.
Crewe welcome Sunderland with both teams looking to strengthen their Play-Off hopes.
MK Dons host red-hot Oxford United at Stadium MK in League One, with both teams looking to respond quickly to midweek defeats.
Preston go into Saturday’s encounter with Huddersfield Town looking to win a game at home for the first time in 2021.
Two sides battling at opposite ends of the table meet on Saturday as Hull City make their inaugural visit to AFC Wimbledon’s new Plough Lane home.
Simon Grayson’s Fleetwood will be looking to end a run of three games without a win as they face promotion hopefuls Accrington at Highbury on Saturday
The Stags have lost three consecutive matches as they struggle to follow their form from the start of 2021. This weekend they face Morecambe with Mansfield Town needing a win to turn a corner.
Rotherham United host Reading at The New York Stadium on Saturday with both sides in poor form and seeking a win to get their respective targets for the campaign back on track.
Brentford look to close the gap on Championship leaders Norwich as they welcome Stoke City to West London.
The Posh host second-from-bottom Latics on Saturday but then face the hardest run-in out of their promotion rivals.
It’s four wins from their last four home games for Derby as they hope to continue their resurgence when they host rivals Nottingham Forest on Friday night.