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FA Cup Round 3 Team of the Round: João Félix, Trent Alexander-Arnold, Jack Grealish, Jérémy Doku, and more
As the Championship and Premier League teams joined the FA Cup, we also see some of them leave as the…
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Rochdale Return to Playoffs with Second-Half Brilliance Against 10-Man Tamworth
Rochdale dominates with a second-half surge as Gilmour, Gordon, and Rodney secured a 3-0 victory, moving the team into the…
Arsenal vs Liverpool Premier League Preview
Arsenal and Liverpool face off in a high-stakes clash at the Emirates. Injuries and intensity collide as both clubs aim…
A New Era for England: What Thomas Tuchel Brings to the Three Lions
Thomas Tuchel’s tactical adaptability, defensive solidity, and big-game acumen could be the catalyst for ending England’s 60-year wait for major…
Portland Thorns Edge Past San Diego Wave by One Goal at Providence Park
The Portland Thorns edged Sand Diego Wave by a solitary goal scored by Izzy D’Aquila in minute 85, assisted by…
Granada earn crucial win in relegation battle
The Nazaries picked up just their second La Liga win of the season as they beat relegation rivals Cadiz 2-0 at Estadio Nuevo Los Cármenes.
Crystal Palace have exciting players but are they an exciting team?
Crystal Palace have some of the Premier League’s most exciting attacking players, yet an underwhelming start to the season has Patrick Vieira’s side marooned in mid-table. Could the Frenchman be doing more to build a side capable of playing a style of football that suits his forward talent?
Don’t stop giving Bukayo Saka his flowers
Bukayo Saka delivered in yet another vital moment for Arsenal in their weekend win against Liverpool. The response of the 21-year-old to the devastation he suffered at Euro 2020 will always be a part of his story but he is more than showing that it will not define him.
Winning without Willock is further proof that Mick Beale is evolving
A fourth win in five matches against Reading at Loftus Road on Friday has moved QPR up to third in the Championship table. Despite it still being early in the season, there are plenty of signs that new manager Mick Beale is finding new ways to adapt and improve every week.
In-form QPR host Reading in test of Championship promotion credentials
Queens Park Rangers welcome Reading to Loftus Road on Friday night in a meeting of two of the surprise early-season promotion contenders. Although Mick Beale’s side are on a four-match unbeaten run and are in high spirits, the potential absence of key man Chris Willock may be problematic.
Can David Moyes abandon conservatism and turn West Ham’s season around?
Despite achieving a great deal more at West Ham United than expected upon his return as manager, David Moyes’ inherent preference to stick to what he knows looks like it might hold the east London club back based on the early weeks of the current Premier League season. Moyes has proven he can change before and he may now need to do so again.
Matt Gray and Sutton United are mastering the art of going again
Despite ultimately falling to a defeat against promotion-chasing Salford City on Saturday afternoon at the VBS Community Stadium, a determined Sutton United display once again proved that they are on course to make themselves a regular part of the football league furniture.
Sutton United host Salford City in meeting of League Two promotion hopefuls
Sutton United welcome promotion-chasing Salford City to Gander Green Lane on Saturday afternoon in League Two. The U’s own hopes of a successful campaign have been boosted by an unbeaten home run to start the season, meaning they are sure to pose a substantial threat to Salford’s hope of reclaiming a place in the automatic promotion places.
Gary Rowett embraces positive change to end Millwall’s winless run
Millwall brought an end to a four-game run without a win courtesy of a 2-0 victory against Cardiff City at the Den on Saturday. Even though manager Gary Rowett was hesitant to give all of the credit to his goal-scoring substitutes, his ability to make changes has the potential to get the Lions season back on track.
Millwall hope the return of a familiar face can inspire an upturn in fortune
Steve Morison returns to Millwall on Saturday with the club he used to call home on a disappointing run of form that is threatening to undermine their season before it really gets going. The Lions will be hoping their former favourite and his Cardiff City side will do them a favour at the Den, but the Welsh club’s deadline day transfer business might lead to another long afternoon for Gary Rowett.
Embracing their nasty side might just keep Fulham in the Premier League
A new approach out of possession has helped Fulham collect an impressive eight points from their opening five games of the Premier League season. Marco Silva and his players will be well aware that they are not certainties for survival yet but the early signs continue to be promising.
Match Preview: Chesterfield vs Barnet
Chesterfield host the National League’s early table-toppers Barnet as both teams look to maintain their unbeaten starts to the season.
Is Aleksandar Mitrović a bad penalty taker?
Aleksandar Mitrović’s late penalty miss against Wolves at Molineux on Saturday meant he failed to make it back-to-back goals from the spot upon Fulham’s return to the Premier League. Whilst the Serbian’s record from 12 yards is only slightly below average, it could be that his penalty-taking technique is putting him at a disadvantage.
Steele jubilant after securing FA Cup Preliminary spot in first game as Willand manager
David Steele was happy following his first game as Willand manager, beating Wellington 2-1 to claim a spot in the FA Cup Preliminary round.
Fulham and Mitrović offer signs of survival in spirited opening day performance
Fulham made a promising start to the Premier League season as they secured a 2-2 draw against Liverpool at Craven Cottage. Even if three precious points alluded them, the performance typified the changes head coach Marco Silva has made on the banks of the River Thames, particularly in relation to his talisman Aleksandar Mitrović.
Fulham season preview: Can Marco Silva lead the Cottagers to more than a yo-yo existence?
Fulham are hoping that the managerial skills of Marco Silva and a super-charged Aleksandar Mitrovic will help them make the Premier League a more permanent home from this coming season onwards. However, slow progress in the transfer market and the scars of relegations past are creating concern at Craven Cottage. Finding solutions to both will be vital if top-flight survival is going to be achieved.
Chris Lepkowski: Toxicity and Trends – the evolving world of football transfers
Football transfers used to be so simple: a player with a strained smile would stand for photos in front of a sponsors back-drop and provide a few anodyne quotes about how delighted he was. Job done. Not anymore.
West Ham look to loosen the purse strings in order to make European nights a regular fixture
West Ham United have pushed the boat out this summer in terms of financial support for manager David Moyes as a reward for an overwhelmingly successful second spell at the club. Moyes has made the most of cheaper additions for the past two seasons, but the potential arrival of a number of costly arrivals from the continent could go some way to making the Hammers regulars in European competition in the future.
Can The Saddlers push for promotion? Season Preview: Walsall FC
The EFL season is fast-approaching and along with it comes the rekindled hopes of every fan up and down the country for their team.