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Ruben Selles is set to be sacked by Hull City, who have made their third managerial change in 12 months. Selles was appointed Hull head coach last December, moving from League One play-off hopefuls Reading in the process. He won nine out of his 28 matches in charge as Hull avoided relegation to the third […]

Groningen scored a 99th-minute equaliser to draw 2-2 with leaders Ajax, allowing PSV go top of the table on the penultimate match of the Eredivisie season.

Coventry boss Frank Lampard believes his sides last-gasp Championship play-off semi-final defeat at Sunderland was one of the cruellest moments in his career. Dan Ballards header in extra-time stoppage time sent Sunderland to Wembley in dramatic fashion, making it 1-1 on the night and 3-2 on aggregate to set up a Championship play-off final against

Readings new chair Rob Couhig is confident the ownership group has everything needed to make the League One club a success. The EFL announced it has given its final clearance of the takeover by Redwood Holdings, which will see Couhig and Todd Trosclair join the clubs board immediately. Couhig said in an exclusive interview on

Derby were unable to build upon the platform handed to them by Jerry Yates superb early strike as they were held to a 1-1 draw by Plymouth. Despite being on top for long periods, Paul Warnes side could not translate their dominance into a commanding lead and paid the price when captain Adam Randell clawed

Jayden Bogle and Joel Piroe returned Leeds to winning ways as they triumphed 2-0 to leave lowly QPR without a victory in 11 Championship games. Daniel Farkes promotion-chasing side lost 1-0 at Millwall on Wednesday but Bogles 19th-minute opener and substitute Piroes late clincher ensured there was no hangover. It was another damaging defeat for

Brentford twice came from behind to stay unbeaten at home in the Premier League in a pulsating 3-2 win over Bournemouth at the Gtech Community Stadium. Bournemouth had been on an impressive run, beating title challengers Manchester City and Arsenal in their last three games, but came unstuck in west London despite leading twice through

Five-and-a-half years have passed since the last meeting at a sodden Hillsborough. The chant that has echoed along a four-mile stretch from Bramall Lane and reverberated around Sheffields hills has been emphatic. Mind the gap. Uniteds climb, from the bowels of League One to within sight of Europe under one of their own, was dizzying