
Ex-England star urges Wrexham target to choose Birmingham City instead
Wrexham and Birmingham City, both newly promoted from League One, are now competing to sign the same player. Wrexham and Birmingham City’s Promotion Rivalry Extends […]
Wrexham and Birmingham City, both newly promoted from League One, are now competing to sign the same player. Wrexham and Birmingham City’s Promotion Rivalry Extends […]
Sheffield Wednesday’s 2022–23 season was a rollercoaster of emotions, defined by stunning comebacks and bold decisions off the pitch. While their dramatic promotion through the play-offs will be long remembered—particularly Josh Windass’ 123rd-minute winner at Wembley—the seeds of success were sown months earlier. Darren Moore’s proactive transfer strategy, highlighted by a daring double swoop on rivals Rotherham United for Michael Ihiekwe and Michael Smith, set the tone for a campaign driven by grit and ambition. The controversial move not only shook the League One landscape but proved decisive in Wednesday’s return to the Championship.
Coventry City’s hopes of reaching Wembley hang in the balance as they head into Tuesday’s second leg of their Championship play-off semi-final against Sunderland trailing 2-1. A costly late mistake by Milan van Ewijk handed the Black Cats a crucial edge, but the Sky Blues remain defiant. With a storied rivalry dating back to 1977—fueled by controversy, resentment, and decades of tension—this clash is about more than just promotion. For Sunderland fans, it’s a chance to avenge the infamous final day of the 1976/77 season, while for Coventry, it’s an opportunity to overcome history and write a new chapter under Frank Lampard’s leadership.
Tension is running high in the North East as Sunderland prepare for a daunting play-off semi-final clash against long-time rivals Coventry City. After a string of poor results, Black Cats fans are bracing for the worst, with many predicting a heavy defeat. Coventry, who have proven a consistent thorn in Sunderland’s side, head into the tie with a psychological edge, having remained unbeaten in their last ten encounters. Despite their own recent dip in form, the Sky Blues’ dominant 3-0 win in March still looms large — a reminder of the challenge that awaits Sunderland. As frustration mounts, some supporters have gone as far as to call the club’s late-season collapse “embarrassing” and fear the play-off tie could be over after the first leg.
Leeds United are set to face Plymouth Argyle on Saturday, May 3rd, with the chance to seal the Championship title and cap off a dominant 2024/25 season. Traveling over 650 miles to Home Park, jubilant Leeds fans will be hoping to witness their side hit 100 points and return to the Premier League with a bang. The Whites come into the match in stunning form, having won five straight games, including a 4-0 demolition of Bristol City that showcased their attacking firepower and defensive solidity.
For Plymouth, the mood will be one of disappointment, as their relegation to League One has already been confirmed. Despite a recent 2-1 victory over Preston North End, the final game of the season is likely to be an emotional one for the home side, as they seek to end their campaign on a positive note. Leeds, however, are hungry for more, determined to finish their season in style and prove they are ready to make a mark in the top flight once again.
Manager Daniel Farke is expected to name a largely unchanged starting lineup, with key players like Ethan Ampadu and Joe Rodon continuing in defense. The match could also offer an opportunity for emerging stars like Sam Chambers and Harry Gray to gain valuable first-team experience. With their eyes firmly on the title, Leeds will look to end the season with a dominant display and secure their place in next season’s Premier League.
As Sunderland prepare to host QPR in a relatively low-stakes fixture, their eyes will be firmly fixed on events elsewhere in the Championship—particularly Coventry City’s clash with Middlesbrough. With play-off positions still up for grabs, the outcome of that match could shape Sunderland’s semi-final fate. Despite the fierce regional rivalry, many Black Cats fans might find themselves rooting for Boro this weekend. Why? History offers a clear answer—Coventry has long been Sunderland’s bogey team, unbeaten in their last ten meetings. A Middlesbrough win could not only deny Coventry a play-off spot but also set Sunderland up for a more favourable semi-final matchup.
Everton suffered back-to-back defeats after losing to Chelsea on Saturday, with Nicolas Jackson scoring the only goal. David Moyes’ side couldn’t find an equaliser, and […]
Rangers may be entering a promising new era with the long-awaited 49ers takeover, but the challenges ahead remain steep. Despite the excitement, delays in finalizing the deal have left the club scrambling, with little time to prepare for a serious title push. As Celtic continue to surge ahead, the gap looks almost insurmountable in the short term. “It’s difficult to see anything other than continued dominance at this time for Celtic,” remarked Keith Jackson, summing up the growing concern that Rangers could fall even further behind before they find their footing.
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