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“I’m not happy with he amount of points we’ve got so far, for sure, you know,” said Carrick.
“I’m not hiding, there’s no hiding from that. I think it could have been different for a couple of little things here or there, but the reality is the reality, we’ve got to accept it, you know. We need to put things in a direction, in a positive direction quite quickly, that’s
A draw at Blackburn on Friday ended Coventry’s 25-year wait for Premier League football but the players showed they were keen to secure the Championship title to go with promotion.
The Sky Blues last finished top of the second tier in 1967 and this is the first time they have finished top of a completed table since then.
They went up as champions on points-per-game in the Covid-19 curtailed League
Another game of two halves, another performance where Portsmouth showed they can compete with anyone in this division.
Pompey were very much second best in the first half but dug in and stayed in the game. Then after the break they got their counter-attacks going and could have had all three points.
When they got going they looked an incredibly well-drilled and well-organised side. That was significant against a team
Brighton came from behind to beat an ill-disciplined Chelsea side who had a player sent off for the second Saturday running.
Substitutes Danny Welbeck and Maxim de Cuyper scored during 11 minutes of added time as the visitors profited from Trevoh Chalobah’s 53rd-minute red card.
The Blues had been coasting to victory in the first half when Enzo Fernandez headed in Reece James’s cross, via a deflection off Brighton winger
Forest’s win – dug out from under a deluge of late West Ham attacks, born from a succession of late blocks – was their 10th away league victory of 2024-25.
It is twice the number they have won on the road in their last two league seasons combined, their joint most in the Premier League era alongside 1994-95 – when Forest finished third – and most have come in games
Just three days after the Whites had their unbeaten league run ended at Fratton Park, Leeds bounced back to make it 16 Championship games unbeaten at Elland Road with an assured performance against a Lions side that had previously beaten them twice this season.
While Millwall’s last trip to Leeds ended with a 2-0 upset to knock the second-tier high-fliers out of the FA Cup in February, their hopes of
Bristol City assistant Chris Hogg told BBC Radio Bristol:
“Frustration is the word – that’s the true emotion. With them being down to 10 men for so long people will think we should have steamrollered them.
“Having 10 men can galvanise teams but we just weren’t quite at our best in breaking them down and that’s the most frustrating thing.
“They defended their box really well but it came down
Manchester United’s ability to create mayhem from nothing is incredible.
After a terrible week off the pitch, with chief executive Omar Berrada confirming on Monday up to 200 members of staff could lose their jobs and Amorim’s criticism of a team that ‘didn’t turn up’ for 70 minutes at Goodison Park, it should have been automatic the home players would be fully focussed from the first whistle.
To concede so
Matheus Cunha’s fourth goal in four games gave Wolves a valuable three points in their fight for Premier League survival as they won on their travels against 10-man Bournemouth.
Illia Zabarnyi’s first-half dismissal proved costly for the high-flying Cherries who started the afternoon with hopes of moving into the top four.
Instead of underlining their Champions League credentials, Bournemouth slipped to only their second defeat since 23 November. For their
The first half was largely dominated by Coventry until two minutes before the break when Abu Kamara’s cross to the far post found Ryan Longman, whose close range header came back off the upright, only for Pedro to bury the rebound from eight yards for his third goal in nine games.
Given Hull’s away record against Coventry, having won and drawn two of their previous eight visits to the stadium,