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Oxford United boss Des Buckingham told BBC Radio Oxford:
“I was right behind Tyler Goodrham’s strike – and it was a wonderful finish. Seeing him cutting in on the right-hand side, it’s normally him doing that on the opposite side and curling it in with his right foot.
“That’s the reason we signed Tyler to a long-term contract at this club. He’s thriving at the moment in the Championship and
Millwall boss Neil Harris told BBC Radio London:
“We made individual errors in the first two games and we’ve cut them out and picked up four points accordingly.
“We’re now up and running. We looked like a proper Championship football team that has a structure and an identity.
“There was a desire to keep a clean sheet. We scored three goals and, let’s be honest, it could have been five
Derby’s third home win out of three this season was as much down to their tactical nous as their ruthless attacking.
Boss Paul Warne has said his side are not “Championship ready”, but while they may struggle to compete in terms of finances and experience, their energy and organisation once again stood out.
City were on top early on and had the better chances, notably Armstrong, who was twice denied
Erling Haaland scored a hat-trick as Manchester City showed Ipswich just how tough life in the Premier League can be with a comfortable victory at Etihad Stadium.
The Tractor Boys are back in the top flight for the first time in 22 years and they had a dream start at the defending champions as Sammie Szmodics scored on his full debut, squeezing a shot through the legs of Ederson after
QPR boss Marti Cifuentes:
“I’m not satisfied with our performance. Even though we took the lead and had good moments after we scored we started to drop (back). The equaliser was a consequence of us dropping too much and defending too passive.
“The three goals actually were pretty bad. West Brom shot on goal four times and three were a goal. That shows a big difference.
“It’s a good reality
Even with a loss in their final home game, Bournemouth have had a brilliant season.
Despite a nine-match winless start, the Cherries have recorded their highest ever points total and are 10th in the Premier League table with one game to play.
There was a jubilant mood inside the Vitality when Solanke appeared to open the scoring in the 27th minute with a driven finish.
Indeed, the England striker was
With blue skies above Goodison Park, the home supporters enjoyed a some-what party atmosphere, knowing their top-flight status had been assured for next season and they generously applauded the players off at full-time.
“The fans have earned the right to enjoy it, not just the team,” said manager Sean Dyche. “The fans have joined in with the team and stuck by us during difficult times this season, not only on
Arsenal’s capitulation in the crucial stages of last season’s title race meant it was ultimately a pretty comfortable win for Manchester City.
But this time they have been pushed harder by Mikel Arteta’s men, and Guardiola stressed earlier this week that there could be no margin for error in their pursuit of another league trophy.
Against a Fulham side with nothing to play for, coupled with an impressive run of
Millwall maintained their strong finish to the Championship season with a final-day win at Swansea City.
With both teams safely mid-table and nothing riding on the match, the first half represented an archetypal end-of-season encounter of little intensity and precious few scoring opportunities.
But the second period offered more excitement with Millwall missing a handful of chances before Swansea captain Matt Grimes had a penalty saved by Matija Sarkic.
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Palmer scores twice in injury time as Chelsea beat Man Utd
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