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There was an intriguing subplot in this contest as Ethan Galbraith made his league debut for Stoke a little over six weeks after joining in a big-money move from Swansea.
Much is expected of the Northern Ireland midfielder, who was one of Swansea’s star performers in 2025-26 and brushed off boos from the travelling fans during what was a solid league debut for the Potters.
But it was those in
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Mateus Fernandes scored what he called “the best goal of his career” inside three minutes of his Tottenham debut in a behind-closed-doors friendly on Wednesday.
The £85m signing from West Ham struck a first-time volley into the top corner from range to decide the game as Roberto de Zerbi tested out his players in a 1-0 win over League One side MK Dons.
Goalkeeper Martin Dubravka also caught the eye
Millwall had the better of the opening quarter of the game as Thierno Ballo twice headed off target while Zak Sturge had an effort deflected over the bar as Will Lankshear blazed over with Oxford’s only early chance.
The Lions continued to pressurise Oxford – winning nine corners in the first 30 minutes – as the visitors were forced into a number of desperate clearances.
The pressure finally told when
The two sides began the day side-by-side in the table after taking contrasting routes through the campaign.
North End were fourth in mid-January but three wins in their past 18 had seen the season fizzle out, while the Blades’ shocking start with 11 defeats in their first 14 matches was too big a handicap to overcome.
Lindsay’s previous Championship goal was in April 2025 but he ended that drought when
Portsmouth travelled to Stoke knowing they were already assured of safety, but the win was enough to lift them up to 18th and to within a place and a point of Stoke.
Goalkeeper Josef Bursik was brought in as one of five Portsmouth changes for the trip to Staffordshire, but he lasted only four minutes before going off injured to be replaced by Killip.
Segecic opened the scoring in the
Tottenham loanee Lankshear produced a clever flicked finish at the near post to open the scoring with less than five minutes on the clock before he doubled his tally on 27 minutes.
The England youth international’s 12th strike of the season was a superb one. He turned his man before curling the ball past Pierce Charles and into the top corner from distance.
Despite Oxford’s struggles, Lankshear, 21, has enjoyed
Southampton, who were a few points shy of the relegation zone when Will Still was sacked in November, firmly have momentum on their side with three games of the season to go, knowing that Ipswich have also got to visit St Mary’s on 28 April.
After making six changes to the side that beat Leicester in their last outing, Southampton looked off-colour from the start.
Stamenic and Ji-Sung Eom both
It remains to be seen how damaging Saturday’s result will prove to be for Hull City, who have now won just two of their past eight games.
McBurnie, making his first return to the club he made 146 league appearances for in five years, got them off to the perfect start with his 13th goal of the season.
The Scotland international almost made it 2-0 but Mark McGuiness scrambled his
Swansea head coach Vitor Matos:
“We had chances, we didn’t score. That shows that in this kind of game, being clinical is massive, having the mental focus in that kind of situation is massive.
“That’s something we need to improve. For 30 minutes I think we were a good team who properly pushed Coventry in moments they didn’t like.
“Cross bar, post, good chance for Franco as well, then a
