3 DAYS AGO - Aston Villa win fourth on the bounce, beating Boro 3-0Oxford beat Bradford after farcical finale in League OneKenny McLean gave Norwich the lead on the stroke of half-time at Rotherham but they were pegged back shortly after the restart by Semi Ajeyi. The Millers were not level for long as Ben Godfrey showed the league leader’s mettle, straining to head the Canaries back into the lead just four minutes later and this time they did not relinquish the advantage. Related: Sheffield United’s Chris Basham downs Leeds and Casilla sees late red Leeds 0-1 Sheff Utd, Aston Villa 3-0 Middlesbrough, Brentford 0-1 West Brom, Hull 2-2 QPR, Ipswich 1-1 Nottm Forest, Preston North End 1-0 Birmingham, Rotherham 1-2 Norwich, Sheff Wed 4-2 Blackburn, Stoke 0-0 Reading, Wigan 5-2 Bolton  Accrington P-P Rochdale, Bristol Rovers 0-0 Charlton, Burton Albion 3-0 Blackpool, Fleetwood 2-0 Plymouth, Luton 2-2 Gillingham, Oxford Utd 1-0 Bradford City, Peterborough 1-2 Coventry, Portsmouth 2-0 Collapse

02/03/2019 - Man City leapfrog Liverpool to go top for one day at leastWins for Man Utd, Palace, Wolves and BrightonNorwich win at Millwall to go top of the Championship 5.54pm GMT Premier League: Roy Hodgson’s side pulled further clear of the relegation zone with an emphatic win over Burnley at Turf Moor. Related: Wilfried Zaha’s strike caps comfortable win for Crystal Palace at Burnley 5.40pm GMT Premier League: Republic of Ireland international Declan Rice, who has three caps to his name, puts West Ham one up against Newcastle United with a header from close range. Simon Burnton has the latest. Related: West Ham v Newcastle: Premier League – live! 5.33pm GMT Eddie Howe's Bournemouth have just 18% possession at home to Manchester City. Not a single shot against 23. No corners against 14. Lucky to get nil? 5.30pm GMT Premier League: Romelu Lukaku bagged himself a brace as Manchester United sent Southampton home without the point their performance perhaps deserved. Related: Romelu Lukaku Collapse

12/02/2019 - • West Brom salvage 2-2 home draw with Nottingham Forest• Bristol City leave it late to see off QPR at Ashton GatePaul Scholes enjoyed a winning start to his managerial career as his Oldham side ran out 4-1 winners in the League Two match against Yeovil at Boundary Park.The 44-year-old former Manchester United and England midfielder took charge on Monday and Oldham produced the required response on the pitch as Jose Baxter put them in front during first-half stoppage time. Callum Lang headed home early in the second half before Bevis Mugabi pulled a goal back on 54 minutes following a free-kick. Related: Paul Scholes appointed manager of League Two's Oldham Athletic Related: Bristol City’s Lee Johnson: ‘We are not really fancied and that suits us’ | Ben Fisher Continue reading... Collapse

02/02/2019 - Vokes misses debut penalty, Brentford crush BlackburnCollins keeps Luton on course, Akinde miss denies LincolnSubstitute Britt Assombalonga’s double gave Middlesbrough manager Tony Pulis a dramatic victory over former club West Brom. Boro took an early lead with a George Saville strike before Jay Rodriguez levelled matters with close-range toe poke just before half-time. The Baggies took the lead through a deflected strike from Dwight Gayle before Assombalonga’s low finish grabbed an equaliser before Chris Brunt’s mistake gifted the Congolese striker the 83rd minute winner. Steve Bruce took charge of Sheffield Wednesday for the first time as his new team travelled to bottom club Ipswich, and they struggled to find a goal despite piling on heavy pressure. It took Lucas João, in the final minute of normal time, to find the winner. Related: José Gomes: Robson was a symbol of what English football means Birmingham 2-0 Nottm Forest, Brentford 5-2 Blackburn, Bristol City 2-0 Swansea, Hull Collapse

26/01/2019 - Championship leaders come from behind to beat RotherhamLuton see off Southend, Macclesfield suffer heartbreakLeeds moved three points clear at the top thanks to a 2-1 win at Rotherham. In a game lacking a cutting edge, Semi Ajayi took matters into his own hands by smashing a goal in from 30 yards for the Millers. Mateusz Klich levelled things up in the 51st minute with a scrappy goal from close range and the Polish striker completed the comeback victory with a low shot from inside the area. Related: Billy Sharp pegs back Norwich twice as Sheffield United earn dramatic draw Aston Villa 2-1 Ipswich, Blackburn 3-0 Hull, Norwich 2-2 Sheff Utd, Nottingham Forest 3-1 Wigan, Rotherham 1-2 Leeds 0, Stoke 0-2 Preston North End  Barnsley 2-1 Rochdale, Burton Albion 1-1 Bradford City, Coventry 0-2 Blackpool, Fleetwood 0-1 Scunthorpe, Peterborough 0-0 Charlton, Southend 0-1 Luton, Wycombe 1-0 Plymouth   Northampton 1-1 Morecambe, Cheltenham 3-2 Macclesfield, Crewe 2-1 Collapse

12/01/2019 - Reading give Gomes first win against nine-man ForestBury mount epic late comeback to beat MK DonsAfter Leeds – spying row and all – extended their lead on Friday night, a late equaliser from Norwich’s Jordan Rhodes in a 1-1 draw at West Brom meant it was all change among the chasing pack. Sheffield United edged past QPR thanks to David McGoldrick’s header, leapfrogging into second place on goal difference, while Middlesbrough consolidated their position in the play-off places by negotiating a tricky trip to Birmingham, Britt Assombalonga’s late winner clinching a 2-1 victory. Related: Late Jordan Rhodes equaliser earns Norwich draw with West Brom Birmingham 1-2 Middlesbrough; Brentford 3-1 Stoke; Bristol City 2-1 Bolton; Hull 3-0 Sheffield Wednesday; Ipswich 1-0 Rotherham;Preston 1-1 Swansea; Reading 2-0 Nottingham Forest; Sheffield United 1-0 QPR; West Brom 1-1 Norwich; Wigan 3-0 Aston Villa.Evening kick-off: Millwall v BlackburnFriday: Leeds 2-0 DerbyAccrington Stanley 0-0 Bristol Collapse

26/12/2018 - A 98th-minute leveller shook Carrow Road, while bums squeak at the foot of League One and Sol Campbell secures a vital winWith leaders Leeds making a dramatic comeback against Blackburn, second-placed Norwich produced an equally riveting display by battling back from 3-0 down at home against Nottingham Forest – though Onel Hernández’s 98th-minute equaliser did not prevent the gap at the top widening to three points.Two more promotion contenders faced off at Bramall Lane, where Leon Clarke put the finishing touches on a 3-1 win over Derby County that took Sheffield United to fourth. Elsewhere towards the top, Middlesbrough’s promotion hopes were dealt a blow by a former player as Adam Reach’s well-taken finish clinched a win for Sheffield Wednesday at the Riverside, while Jay Rodriguez took his tally for the season to 12 by netting both in West Brom’s 2-0 defeat of Wigan.Albion’s two fellow top-flight dropouts met at the Liberty Stadium, where Conor Hourihane’s goal was enough to earn Collapse

15/12/2018 - • Cambridge groundsman gets creative at Abbey Stadium• Sol Campbell celebrates first Macclesfield victory• Ipswich tasted victory at Portman Road for the first time since April as Paul Lambert toasted his maiden victory in charge of the club, thanks to Freddie Sears’s second-half winner against Wigan. A second win of the season was enough to pull Ipswich to within five points of safety and four off struggling Bolton, who lost at home to Leeds. Patrick Bamford stepped off the bench to score the only goal of the game on his comeback from injury, striking just five minutes after replacing Kemar Roofe. Bamford, a £7m summer arrival, celebrated by high-fiving Leeds physio Rob Price, a nod to the medical team after being sidelined with a knee problem since September. Related: Jonathan Kodjia salvages a point for Aston Villa against Stoke Aston Villa 2-2 Stoke, Blackburn 2-2 Birmingham, Bolton 0-1 Leeds, Hull 2-0 Brentford, Ipswich 1-0 Wigan, Preston 3-2 Millwall, QPR 2-1 Middlesbrough, Collapse

29/11/2018 - The former Arsenal and England defender is unveiled at the League Two club’s Moss Rose ground and is delighted to have the opportunity to manageSol Campbell arrived a few minutes late for the debut press conference of his belated managerial career having overrun with his first full training session at Macclesfield Town earlier in the day. He apologised to those assembled in the McIlroy Lounge at Moss Rose, looked and sounded remarkably at ease in his new, humble surroundings and preferred to thank the club that has given him the opportunity rather than dwell on the many who did not. But there were hints of dismay at what has been an exhausting path from celebrated player to manager of the Football League’s bottom club. Related: Sol Campbell finally gets his chance to manage after years in the shadows | Sachin Nakrani You’ve got an international footballer who has been one of the best players in the world coming to your club Continue reading... Collapse