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Chelsea goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez left the pitch on a stretcher with a serious-looking head injury as Xabi Alonso’s side won at Everton.
Argentina World Cup winner Martinez and Everton defender Jarrad Branthwaite clashed heads as they went for the ball in the 75th minute.
Branthwaite was able to continue after treatment, but the game was held up for 10 minutes as Martinez received medical care.
The 34-year-old, who was able
Villa hold on at sorry Spurs to earn first PL win of season
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Nothing was at stake for either side, with Sheffield Wednesday long since relegated and the Baggies having secured safety with two games to spare despite their own two-point deduction for financial issues.
Yet there was a surreal party atmosphere around Hillsborough after news broke of the club’s buyout and the EFL’s subsequent withdrawal of a potential 15-point deduction for next season.
Chances were at a premium in the opening half-hour,
“Wow, this is incredible,” says Mac, upon entering the foyer of the new facility, which doubles up as a museum of Wrexham’s journey from a town to a city – as well as a celebration of all things Welsh football.
It is certainly eye-catching. Visitors are initially greeted by a giant video screen showcasing some of the legends of Welsh football, from John Charles to Gareth Bale, Jayne
The Blades wasted a golden opportunity to go ahead on 11 minutes when Harrison Burrows squared to Patrick Bamford who was unmarked after Dom Hyam slipped, although the striker guided his effort wide from close range.
And after Adam Davies made a routine save to deny Windass, Burrows failed to hit the target after being picked out by Callum O’Hare.
It typified a wasteful opening half from the home side,
Seeking a fourth successive league win to move them above Middlesbrough, Ipswich made a ponderous start with Dan Neil’s error allowing Winks a shot which Walton saved and Stephy Mavidi drove an effort wide as the visitors belied their lowly status.
For all that, Ipswich should have taken the lead on the half hour when O’Shea got free at the far post only to shave the woodwork with his header.
Preston wanted a win to climb into the play-off places and instead remain seventh with just one win in their last six matches.
Watford remain 12th – three points outside the top six – and Still can take heart from his side’s point at Deepdale.
Preston took advantage of some slack defending to open the scoring on 19 minutes when Imran Louza failed to track back and Benjamin Whiteman fired
Valerien Ismael’s Blackburn are now level on points with 22nd-placed Portsmouth albeit having played two games more, while Watford hover outside the play-offs in eighth off the back of Wrexham’s comeback win at Queens Park Rangers.
The game took place at a mostly empty Ewood Park, as Blackburn’s supporters began a boycott of home fixtures in protest against owners Venky’s.
Earlier in the week, Rovers told BBC Radio Lancashire that
Derby County boss John Eustace:
“I think we deserved at least a point, the way we started the game was not great, and going a goal down was poor.
“We grew into the first half, we scored a great goal and felt very comfortable, I thought we were very strong.
“Then we started the second half like we started the first half. We wanted to go out there, be on
