Connect with us

Latest News

CLUBS’ RESPECT FOR THE FALLEN

By Tom Blackett

EFL clubs wore black armbands as a mark of respect yesterday for those who lost their lives in the devastating events in Israel and Palestine over the last week.
A period of silence was also observed at matches in League One and Two.
In a statement, the EFL said: “Our collective thoughts are with all the innocent people who have lost their lives, as well as their families, friends and all those in communities impacted by the escalating conflict.
“The EFL hopes for a swift and peaceful conclusion to the current humanitarian crisis and will be making a ...

Continue reading...

Access all our premium content from as little as 14p per day!

SUBSCRIBE

Already a subscriber to our website? Login

Related Topics

More in Latest News

  • West Brom’s Adam Armstrong enjoys his winner PICTURE: Malcolm Couzens West Brom’s Adam Armstrong enjoys his winner PICTURE: Malcolm Couzens

    West Brom 1-0 QPR: Tony Mowbray talks up bold Baggies

    Tony Mowbray heaped praise on his ten-man West Bromwich Albion side following their “huge, Herculean” win over a spirited Queens Park Rangers, maintaining their place in the Championship play-offs.

  • LP_0903_MAIN_LPE1_001 LP_0903_MAIN_LPE1_001

    Plymouth Argyle 0-3 Sheffield Wednesday: It’s away day delight for happy Danny Rohl

    Sheffield Wednesday manager Danny Rohl was delighted with an emphatic win at relegation-haunted Plymouth Argyle.

  • LP_0903_MAIN_LPE1_001 LP_0903_MAIN_LPE1_001

    PATIENCE NEEDED AS SCOTT JOINS U’S

    By Chris Dunlavy CAMBRIDGE United boss Neil Harris has warned that new signing Scott Malone is not yet ready to play regularly for the U’s. The 33-year-old left-back, who played under Harris at Millwall and was his captain at Gillingham, signed a short-term contract with the League One strugglers on...

  • LP_0903_MAIN_LPE1_001 LP_0903_MAIN_LPE1_001

    SCHUEY’S ACES GIVE THE BLUES BIG SHOCK

    LEAGUE ONE MIDWEEK ROUND-UP B y John Lyons CLINCHER: Bolton enjoy Aaron Collins’ goal MANAGER Steven Schumacher couldn’t hide his delight after his Bolton side came from behind to overcome runaway league leaders Birmingham. Emil Hansson (23 minutes) gave the visiting Blues the lead, but play-off chasing Wanderers hit back...