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Young Lincoln City goalkeeper, Josh Griffiths, was the hero at the LNER Stadium with an inspired goalkeeping performance to earn his side a well-fought point against frustrated Rotherham United.
Lincoln City entertain Rotherham United looking to keep momentum in their sails following an emphatic 5-1 victory over Cambridge United on Saturday.
Many fans thought that Cambridge United and Lincoln City could be two divisions apart this season, but both sides find themselves in an incredibly competitive League One lineup.
Anthony Scully was the hero of the hour for Lincoln City, scoring two goals to clinch all three points against Fleetwood Town in a dramatic afternoon at the LNER Stadium.
Lincoln City look to register winning start to their home campaign as they entertain Fleetwood Town.
Lincoln City travel to the Priestfield Stadium on Saturday to take on Steve Evans’ Gillingham in League One’s 2021/22 season opener.
After a rousing 2020/21 campaign at Sincil Bank, it very much feels like the forthcoming season will be a question of how Lincoln will perform after The Lord Mayor’s Show in League One last season. Having blown expectations out of the water, it will be a true test of the club’s collective approach to see if they can build further on that success.
Lincoln City recorded their first victory of preseason with a convincing 2-0 win over neighbours Scunthorpe United on Tuesday evening. In what’s been a busy week of transfer activity at Sincil Bank to bolster their squad, it was a familiar face that stole the show at Glanford Park last night.
Lincoln City have made their first signing of the summer transfer window, with Lewis Fiorini arriving on loan from Manchester City.
A major investment in Lincoln City sees the minority owners of the MLS San Diego Padres and USA record gal scorer Landon Donovan become part fofthe Red Imps set up
A Kenny Dougall double earned Blackpool a deserved win and a place in next year’s Championship
Tom Hopper’s second half header was enough for Lincoln City to get over the line and reach the play-off final despite having thrown away their two goal lead in the first half at Sunderland on Saturday.
Sunderland have a mountain to climb at the Stadium of Light if they are to avoid a fourth straight season in League One next campaign after losing 2-0 to Lincoln City in the first leg on Wednesday night.
The 19-year-old alongside attacking partner Tom Hopper were on target as the Imps ran 2-0 victors at the LNER Stadium against Sunderland.
The Imps play the roles of the hosts welcoming the Black Cats to Lincolnshire in the first-leg of their play-off semi-final encounter.
With the season drawing to a climax on Sunday for the majority of the football community, many might be forgiven for thinking that it’s a time for players to be putting their feet up around the country. However, there’s a young man at AFC Wimbledon, wishing the season wouldn’t come to a close.
Hull City confirmed their return to Championship football with a 2-1 victory at Lincoln City following an enthralling afternoon at the LNER Stadium which all but ended the Imps own automatic ambitions.
Grant McCann’s Hull City side can seal promotion to the Championship at the first time of asking if they can overcome Lincoln City at the LNER Stadium on Saturday.
Lincoln City defeated Burton Albion on Tuesday night with on-loan Nottingham Forest star Brennan Johnson playing a leading role.
Burton Albion have more or less confirmed their survival for another season but for Lincoln City, they will be using this game to cement their spot in the play-off places.
Even though Lincoln City’s exciting front four largely misfired in Saturday’s 1-0 victory over League One relegation-strugglers Bristol Rovers, January signing Regan Poole excelled at right-back as he attempts work his way back up the EFL pyramid five years on from his Manchester United debut
Promotion-chasing Lincoln City travel to relegation-threatened Bristol Rovers on Saturday afternoon searching for another positive result to further consolidate their place in the play-offs.
Neil Critchley’s Blackpool moved up to fourth place in League One but will be kicking themselves after throwing away a two goal lead against Lincoln City in a heartening comeback led by substitute Anthony Scully.
Neil Critchley’s tangerines head south east to Sincil Bank on Saturday afternoon to face Lincoln City as sixth placed hosts fifth in a decisive matchup for the Play-Off standings.