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September 28, 2025

TORP BOY!

Victor puts the seal on Cov win against Blues...

1 mins

LIONHEARTS ARE UNITED IN FIGHT

MILLWALL are once again throwing their weight behind the battle to beat prostate cancer.

2 mins

DONACIEN DELIGHTED TO STAY A SPIREITE

JANOI Donacien has thanked Chesterfield for keeping the faith after signing a new deal with the League Two side.

1 mins

UNLUCKY CONOR HAS TO SIT OUT

PORTSMOUTH John Conor boss says Shaughnessy's hamstring injury will not be a quick fix.

1 mins

EAGER ALFIE MAY YET MAKE CHAMP

ALFIE May might have turned down the chance to play Championship football for the first time in his career over the summer but, at 32, he remains as hungry as ever to ply his trade in the EFL's top tier.

2 mins

HUNGRY COOK'S DREAM MOMENT

ELATED Bradford City striker Andy Cook says scoring at his boyhood favourites Newcastle United is 'what dreams are made of'.

1 mins

WELSH WIZARDS EYE SHOWDOWN

THERE'S a Welsh invasion in the Carabao Cup - and it's guaranteed at least one quarter-finalist from those shores.

2 mins

INJURY-HIT BELLOUMI HAS TO RECOVER YET AGAIN...

LUCKLESS Hull winger Mohamed Belloumi has been ruled out for at least six weeks after suffering a hamstring injury on his first start in almost a year.

1 mins

GRANT: WE MUST KEEP GROWING

DEMANDING Doncaster Rovers boss Grant McCann has a warning for their League One rivals - the best is yet to come!

1 mins

BIRD IS GUTTED BY NEW CALF KO

BRISTOL City boss Gerhard Struber says Max Bird is \"super frustrated\" after suffering his second calf injury of the season.

1 mins

Exciting USA ace gives Rams hope

DERBY have endured a dismal start to their Championship campaign, but the performances of summer signing Patrick Agyemang are providing plenty of cause for optimism.

2 mins

MY CALL: GO BACK TO PLAY LAST TEN MINUTES

ON THE pitch, rules are rules. There is no room for interpretation. So why should it be any different when it comes to abandoned games?

1 mins

Play on? It's hard to blame George

A FRESH TAKE ON FOOTBALL

2 mins

Potters and Robins share the spoils

NORWICH boss Liam Manning admits he is puzzled by his side's home and away form.

2 mins

NZONZI MAKES HERO'S RETURN

MARK Robins joined Stoke fans in their universal approval of Steven Nzonzi's cameo return after a decade long globetrotting odyssey.

1 mins

SUPERSUB SENE ON HAND RESCUE A POINT FOR LEADERS

Edwards praises Boro after fightback

2 mins

IVERSEN SAVES DAY FOR HECK'S LILYWHITES

DANIEL Iversen's heroics kept Preston unbeaten at Deepdale, with boss Paul Heckingbottom hailing his keeper after a hardfought draw with Bristol City.

2 mins

DAVIES MOURNS 'HARSH' CARDS

CHRIS Davies bemoaned Jack Robinson's two yellow cards that saw the Birmingham defender sent off in the first half, but admitted his side dealt with their disadvantage poorly.

1 mins

SKY BLUES ROUT SETS BENCHMARK

FRANK Lampard hailed his Coventry side as outstanding after the Sky Blues saw off ten-man Birmingham City with ease.

2 mins

MARTI PRAISES SPIRIT OF FOXES

MARTI Cifuentes hailed the character of his Leicester side after they came from behind again to achieve a result – a fifth point from losing positions this season.

1 mins

We deserved much more - Mason

RYAN Mason admits it was “tough to accept” West Brom’s draw with Leicester on Friday night after they conceded deep into stoppage time at The Hawthorns. Samuel Iling-Junior’s magnificent solo effort fired West Brom into a tenth-minute lead with his first goal for the club and it looked like it was going to be enough to earn victory after back-to-back losses. Josh Maja came off the bench and missed two chances to seal the win, before Leicester punished them when Bobby Decordova-Reid’s effort which was going wide - slammed off the knee of Nat Phillips and into the back of the net. Mason says he wants everyone in the dressing room to feel the pain of conceding so late.

1 mins

PEDERSEN FULL OF PRAISE FOR GUTSY OWLS

SHEFFIELD Wednesday boss Henrik Pedersen said his team gave everything as they drew with QPR at Hillsborough.

2 mins

STEPHAN HAPPY WITH A POINT...

QPR manager Julien Stephan said the draw shows his team is making good progress in the Championship this season and he was pleased to earn a point at Hillsborough.

1 mins

NEIL SETTLES FOR POINT AFTER SWANS' FLYING START

MILLWALL boss Alex Neil was happy to leave South Wales with a point.

1 mins

SHEEHAN ANGER AT REF'S PENALTY CALL

ALAN Sheehan said he would be asking referee Dean Whitestone why he didn't award Swansea a penalty when Zan Vipotnik appeared to be pulled back as he went to turn in a Josh Tymon cross.

2 mins

MCKENNA LIVES OFF TRACTOR POWER...

IPSWICH manager Kieran McKenna said it felt like a “dominant performance” from his team as they saw off Portsmouth.

1 mins

A HALF-HEARTED FEELING FOR MOUSINHO

PORTSMOUTH'S head coach John Mousinho said he was \"impressed\" with his side's second-half performance.

1 mins

ISMAEL SLAMS REF'S 'TERRIBLE' PENALTY DECISION

BLACKBURN head coach Valerien Ismael described referee Anthony Blackhouse's decision not to give a penalty after Lloyd Jones' handball, when cutting out Todd Cantwell's cross with the score at 1-0, as \"terrible\".

1 mins

JONES IMPRESSED BY 'RELENTLESS' ADDICKS

NATHAN Jones is staying grounded despite Charlton's thumping win over Blackburn continuing their impressive start to life in the Championship.

2 mins

JONES IMPRESSED BY 'RELENTLESS' ADDICKS

NATHAN Jones is staying grounded despite Charlton's thumping win over Blackburn continuing their impressive start to life in the Championship.

2 mins

EUSTACE: WE WILL FIND THE QUALITY

ALTHOUGH Derby were under the cosh for long periods in the second half against Wrexham, they did go on to register three efforts on target, one of which saw Ben Brereton Diaz get his Derby account up and running in style.

1 mins

Parky blow as Ben levels for Rams

PHIL Parkinson felt his Wrexham side could have taken all three points after Derby denied them a maiden home victory in the Championship.

2 mins

REPLAY CALL OVER GAME IS DISGRACE, RAPS ISMAEL

FUMING Blackburn boss Valerien Ismael has blasted the decision to replay their abandoned game against Ipswich.

2 mins

ACE FREY HAS BIG HOOPS DREAM

MICHAEL Frey says QPR can challenge for promotion after signing a new contract at Loftus Road.

1 mins

PEZ DEFIES BOO-BOYS AFTER WIN BUYS TIME

STRUGGLING Watford boss Paulo Pezzolano insists he is strong enough to handle the pressure after seeing his players seemingly buy him more time in the Hornets' hotseat.

2 mins

U'S BOSS LEFT TO RUE LAX DEFENCE

GARY Rowett spoke of his frustration as he claimed Oxford keep leaving the door ajar after the U's three-match unbeaten run was ended.

1 mins

CAL'S THE MAN TO HALT BLADES' ROT

Wilder: It felt great to get win

2 mins

GRAHAM: BEST WIN OF THE SEASON!

BRADFORD boss Graham Alexander claimed his side’s win over Blackpool was their best of the season so far.

2 mins

CHALLINOR SO MIFFED AFTER ROYALS' JACK NETS LEVELLER

FRUSTRATED Stockport boss Dave Challinor was left to rue a poor second-half show from County as they were held by Reading.

2 mins

PILGRIMS HIT TOP FORM TO SINK ALBION

PLYMOUTH ARGYLE head coach Tom Cleverley praised a near-perfect away performance as his side ran out easy winners at bottom of the table Burton Albion.

2 mins

Nolan's so proud as Cobblers claim scalp

NORTHAMPTON boss Kevin Nolan declared himself ‘very proud’ of his players after their ‘fabulous’ performance in victory over Bolton.

1 mins

Southwood saves the day as Gas stun Ammies

KARL Robinson insisted Salford City’s dramatic defeat to inform Bristol Rovers would prove a “coming-of-age” moment for his high-flying League Two side.

1 mins

RAILWAYMEN MARCHING TO THE BEAT OF LEE'S DRUM

LEE Bell stressed he never doubted Crewe's players during their recent poor run which was ended with a morale-boosting late win over Notts County.

2 mins

Cowley left to question 'Jekyll and Hyde' team

DANNY COWLEY bemoaned his side's 'Jekyll and Hyde' performance after seeing their halftime advantage blown away by a fearsome Fleetwood fightback.

1 mins

TOM HAILS THE KIDS AS ARGYLE GO ON RAMPAGE

VERTU TROPHY MIDWEEK ROUND-UP

1 mins

WE ARE NOT FAR AWAY – BOSS HUGHES

NEWPORT County boss David Hughes is confident better times are just around the corner.

1 mins

IVAN AND CHRIS SHOW THE WAY

TOP-CLASS strikers are the jewel in the crown at any level of football but I am honoured to have worked with a few exceptional ones.

1 mins

IT'S GREAT TO SEE PAL ALEX THRIVE...

THERE are a number of surprises throughout the EFL tables.

1 mins

I'm fighting fit and raring to go again!

MANAGING a football team consumes your life.

2 mins

'WE CAN BLOOM WITH BOSS MATT'

LUTON Town supremo Gary Sweet says he isn't afraid to axe beleaguered boss Matt Bloomfield - but has backed him to reverse a mixed start to life in League One.

1 mins

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The Football League Paper Description:

Éditeur: Greenways-Publishing

Catégorie: Sports

Langue: English

Fréquence: Weekly

The Football League Paper provides in-depth coverage of all 72 Football League clubs (the tiers under the EPL) by reviewing their matches, news, features and stats. Published every Sunday in exceptional clarity.

The Football League Paper is on a summer break and will return on Sunday, August 8th for a new football season. All new subscriptions will automatically begin from that point, whilst current subscribers will have their current subscription extended accordingly.