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Sunderland are at the Stadium of Light tomorrow night for Phil Parkinson’s first game in charge of the club. After slipping to a 1-0 defeat against Wycombe Wanderers at the

AFC Wimbledon have parted company with manager Wally Downes two days after he was suspended for four weeks by the FA for a breach of betting rules. The fifty-eight-year-old took

Injury-hit League One leaders Ipswich Town fell to defeat in the league for the first time this season against a fired-up Accrington Stanley. Town boss Paul Lambert was forced to

Bolton Wanderers slumped to their seventh league defeat of the season yesterday as local rivals Rochdale ran out 3-1 winners at the University of Bolton Stadium. It was a bitter

Walsall slumped to their third defeat in a row at the Bescot Stadium on Saturday as high-flying Cheltenham Town ran out 2-1 winners. With only one home win all season

Grimsby Town’s early-season promise appears to have faded as they were well beaten by Leyton Orient at Blundell Park this afternoon. The result took Orient above the Mariners and carried

Sunderland striker Charlie Wyke is set for an extended spell on the sidelines after it was confirmed he’s suffered ankle ligament damage. Manager Phil Parkinson revealed after the 1-0 defeat

Oldham Athletic’s terrible form continued as they were beaten 1-0 at home to Macclesfield Town on Saturday. A dour first-half saw few chances for either side, with a Tom Harmer

Bradford City moved up to second in League Two this evening with a win against Crawley at Valley Parade. Gary Bowyer’s side looked to be cruising for much of the

Tranmere Rovers needed an eighty-fifth-minute penalty from substitute Paul Mullin to come from behind and earn a point at home to struggling Southend United last night. It was Mullin who

AFC Wimbledon manager Wally Downes has been suspended for four weeks after admitting breaching FA betting rules. The fifty-eight-year-old was also fined £3.000 after placing five football bets between 30 November

Southend United chairman Ron Martin is unshakeable in his belief the Shrimpers will not go down this season as reported by the Southend Echo. The Blues head to Tranmere Rovers tomorrow

Sunderland are set to appoint Phil Parkinson as their new manager, as reported by the Telegraph late last night. It’s believed he’s set to be revealed on Thursday after holding

Ipswich Town have been allocated more tickets for their upcoming fixture against Southend United, as reported by their official site. 56 miles separate the two sides but it’s close enough

If the speculation is to be believed, Sunderland are close to making a managerial appointment, and if local journalist Scott Wilson’s latest tweets are anything to go by, former Bolton

Struggling League Two outfit Oldham Athletic have appointed John Dreyer as their new assistant head coach. The experienced campaigner previously worked with Latics boss Dino Maamria at Stevenage and Preston

Bradford City have swooped to sign former Blackburn Rovers man Chris Taylor, a player who has been on trial with the club for a while. As reported by the BBC,

Fratton Park is not a happy place at the moment, and a dour 0-0 home draw with Gillingham on Saturday did nothing to lift the gloom. Portsmouth came into the

Southend United slumped to their tenth league defeat of a disastrous campaign on Saturday as fellow League One strugglers Wimbledon inflicted a heavy 4-1 defeat on the hapless Shrimpers at

Two late goals from Crewe saw them secure their eighth win of the season and send them to the summit of League Two at Brunton Park on Saturday. The Railwaymen