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Having seen their beloved ‘Super White Army’ reach Wembley on Tuesday night, attention returns to League action this weekend with the visit of fellow North Westerners, Oldham.
Sheffield Wednesday host Birmingham City at Hillsborough on the weekend
The Stags will look to bounce back against the league leaders after a disappointing 3-2 defeat against Bolton Wanderers that saw the amber and blues 2-0 up at one point.
With March fast approaching, Huddersfield Town are the only Sky Bet Championship team yet to register a win in 2021. They face a strong Swansea City side who will be aiming to penetrate the top two.
Cameron Anderson-Jones previews Bournemouth’s trip to the Kiyan Prince Foundation Stadium as QPR look to make it three move win in a row after their recent win against local rivals Brentford.
Rotherham boss Paul Warne was born in Norwich and grew up supporting the Canaries. On Saturday, however, he’ll be sat in the away dugout at Carrow Road as the Millers face a daunting test against the Championship leaders.
Nottingham Forest welcome Blackburn Rovers to the City Ground this weekend with both sides looking to get back to winning ways.
Hull City were in unstoppable form on Wednesday evening as they crushed Wigan Athletic 5-0 at the DW Stadium. Following a disappointing defeat to MK Dons at the weekend, Grant McCann’s men once more responded to a setback to move into the League One automatic promotion places, travelling to faltering Doncaster Rovers on Saturday.
Crewe Alexandra travel to Swindon Town on Saturday hoping to keep their play-off ambitions alive. Despite two of the brightest products of their famed academy singing for Championship clubs in January, they look set for an exciting future under the stewardship of David Artell
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Crewe Alexandra are one of the Football League’s finest producers of youth talent, with Dario Gradi the mastermind behind their success. Rhy Pountain discusses.
Toby Noakes previews Peterborough United’s League One clash with AFC Wimbledon at the Western Homes Stadium on Saturday
Nathan Jones’ Luton Town travel to his former club, Stoke City, in a clash which could see their hosts go within touching distance of the Play-Offs amidst a potential return to the Premier League for the Potters.
Joey Barton is set to be named the new Bristol Rovers manager before their clash at Gillingham, but does the former-Fleetwood manager have what it takes to steer them to safety?
The same starting 11 week in and week out and it is clear to see that in the final stages of the last three matches the Stags have shown signs of tiredness and lose all sense of rhythm.
Patience is running thin at Ipswich as Paul Lambert’s time looks to be running out after disappointing 0-0 draw to Northampton
Cardiff City made it four wins from their last four matches as they battled to an impressive 2-0 victory over Luton Town.
Forest Green hung on to complete a 4-3 win over Oldham at the New Lawn to move within a point of the League Two summit, but a 27 minute period either side of half-time is what the game will be best remembered for
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.
Going into this helter skelter of a season, the biggest concern among Preston fans was the future of the so-called ‘Big five’. Poor squad management led to key players Alan Browne, Daniel Johnson, Ben Pearson, Ben Davies and Darnell Fisher having only one year left on their contracts and the possibility of losing all of them on free transfers.
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?
Bradford edged Morecambe in a 2-1 victory for the Bantams with both sides playing out an enthralling League Two encounter.
Steven Fletcher bagged an 83rd-minute winner against his former club Sheffield Wednesday to lift Michael O’Neill’s side up to eighth in the Championship and four points adrift the final Play-Off spot.
Exeter City maintained their promotion aspirations with a remarkable display in South Wales, earning a precious point in eventful circumstances.