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ON TEST TRIATHLON BAGS

In need of a pack to keep all of your kit organised on race day? We put seven options to the test

KIERAN, PAUL AND PETE GRAB PRIZES

THEIR focus is on team glory, but Kieran McKenna, Paul Warne and Pete Wild can celebrate some individual success after being named the Sky Bet EFL Managers of the Month.

McKenna 'proud' as Tractor Boys held

KIERAN McKenna said he was “proud” of his Ipswich team’s performance following the thrilling draw with Middlesbrough.

Bundu booster for battling Argyle

PLYMOUTH gave their survival hopes a huge boost with a shock win over leaders Leicester, a result that brought a beaming smile to the face of director of football Neil Dewsnip.

WAGNER WARNING TO FLYING CANARIES

DAVID Wagner warned his Norwich players that they cannot let up in their bid for a play-off place despite moving six points clear with this late win.

RUSS DOWN BUT NOT OUT OF RACE YET

SOUTHAMPTON boss Russell Martin was left frustrated about his side’s “nonsense” performance despite a dramatic last-gasp victory over Watford.

CALLUM BIDS TO REEL IN RIVALS!

CALLUM Paterson describes himself as an avid angler and even has a YouTube channel devoted to the art of fishing.

OMAR TO PLOUGH ON WITH THE DONS

AFC Wimbledon striker Omar Bugiel says he never had any interest in leaving Plough Lane after signing a new two-year contract.

HATTERS TOLD TO FINISH THE JOB AND TAKE TITLE HONOUR

STOCKPORT boss Dave Challinor celebrated his team's promotion - before warning his players that the job will only be complete once they have secured the League Two title.

CHAMPAGNE ON ICE AFTER THE TROTTERS DENY POMPEY

JOHN Mousinho described Portsmouth's draw at Bolton as \"a fantastic result\" despite the leaders' bid for promotion and the title being put on hold.

BULUT RAGES AS HIS BLUEBIRDS CAVE IN

EROL Bulut questioned mentality Cardiff's E after an \"unacceptable\" second-half display in their loss against Millwall at The Den.

CIFUENTES URGES HIS HOOPS TO NOT PANIC

QPR manager Marti Cifuentes called for calm – despite a heavy defeat to Hull.

Blues scent safety as Jay seals it

BIRMINGHAM City gave their survival a huge B shot in the arm with a victory which put a massive dent in Coventry City's playoff hopes.

PAUL ISSUES PROMOTION WARNE-ING!

PAUL Warne is takin ing nothing granted, for despite another shift in Derby's favour in the race for automatic promotion.

MIKEY BAGGIES COVETED AWARD

MIKEY Johnston, Joe Taylor and Paul Mullin are celebrating landing the Sky Bet EFL Player of the Month awards for March.

POSH BURROW WAY TO GLORY!

ELATED boss Darren Ferguson hailed home-town hero Harrison Burrows after he scored both goals to earn Peterborough United a dramatic Bristol Street Motors Trophy final victory.

Horror crash at Itzulia takes out Tour de France contenders

Jonas Vingegaard, Remco Evenepoel and Primož Roglič now face a battle to get their seasons back on track

British champ Georgi shines on Roubaix cobbles

Georgi didn't match Lizzie Deignan's victory, but Londoner says third place felt like a win regardless

Paris-Roubaix tech round-up

One-by drivetrains and gravel bikes were among the order of the day...

In a league of his own

Mathieu van der Poel was once again untouchable on the French pavé, writes Tom Thewlis in Roubaix

WATT WORKS FOR ME Kasia Niewiadoma

The Tour of Flanders runner-up talks lost bikes, altitude training and strength workouts

Giant TCR Composite Gold

If this bike looks opulent, over the top and über-bling now, imagine the reaction of the bike-buying public 22 years ago when it was unveiled as a special limited edition made with real gold plate and costing the unthinkable sum of $10,000.

BREWING A BOOST

Coffee and cycling may be inextricably linked, but does the black stuff really improve our performance on the bike? Lexie Williamson investigates

Stanley Classic Perfect-Brew Pour Over

The Stanley Perfect-Brew Pour Over is the second simplest coffee maker on test, beaten only by the incredibly minimalist Soto Helix.

Soto Helix Coffee Maker - £21.95

I really love the minimalism of this coffee brewer. It's a pour over stripped to its bare essentials: a conical spring that can hold a paper filter, and then compresses nearly flat when not in use.

Tour of Britain cut back to six stages

British Cycling to match stage count and prize money with women's race from 2025

How do I up my coffee game?

How does the average Joe make the perfect mug of Joe? We sent Joe Baker to find out

THE HUB

All the news you might have missed from the last seven days

GOING FULL BEANS

Most cyclists enjoy a decent coffee, but some take it a step further. CW meets five self-declared obsessives who have pushed their twin passions, bikes and beans, to the nth degree

GSI Mini Espresso Set 1 Cup - £51.50

Starting off with the coffee makers that require a heat source, we have the GSI Outdoors Mini Espresso Set 1 Cup.