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JOE EYES PREMIER WITH THE CLARETS

DEFENDER Joe Worrall has set his sights on an immediate Premier League return after joining Burnley from Nottingham Forest.

LAVERY HAUNTS THE SEASIDERS AS THE U'S RISE FROM THE DEAD

SHAYNE Lavery scored twice including the crucial equaliser - to hurt his former club as Cambridge heroically overturned a three-goal deficit to claim a point against managerless Blackpool.

STRIKER BEDIA'S ON GOAL HUNT AT TIGERS

STRIKER Chris Bedia is going to pull out all the stops to hit the goal trail with Hull City this season.

FARKE'S POISED TO BOOST THE WHITES

... after they sink the Owls

BUCK: IT WAS A KILLER LEVELLER

OXFORD boss Des Buckingham claimed the equaliser on the stroke of half-time affected his team.

KEOGH KEEN TO SHINE IN INTERIM CHARGE

RICHARD Keogh says he will give his all in his role as interim head coach of Blackpool.

THIS IS THE BEST GAME FOR US NOW - CALUM

DEFENDER Calum Chambers reckons his first South Wales derby could be the perfect way for Cardiff City to kickstart their season.

CANARIES BAG OSCAR PRIZE WITH STARLET...

NORWICH City sporting director Ben Knapper reckons they have signed 'one of the most exciting talents in Danish football' in teenager Oscar Schwartau.

PHILLIPS EXCITED BY STOKE CHANCE

TEENAGE defender Ashley Phillips is relishing the chance to get stuck into his new challenge at Stoke City.

NOW SHOW US MORE OF THE SAME, MUNDLE TOLD BY BOSS

Romaine comes in and hits winner

'OUR IDENTITY HAS TO SHINE BRIGHT'

Boss Williams urges troops to show best face

KEANE IS PRAISED AMID EXIT TALK...

PAUL Heckingbottom praised Will Keane's professionalism amid transfer speculation after his winning goal helped Preston to a victory over Luton Town.

POSITIVE POMPEY PROVING A POINT...

PORTSMOUTH boss John Mousinho viewed the result as a point gained, not two lost.

WILDER: I WANT TO BE GREEDY

CHRIS Wilder felt that his Sheffield United side could have claimed all three points had his side shown a little more quality in attack.

ROB: WE NEED TIME TO DIGEST

HIS opposite number, Paul Heckingbottom, may have been out of work since leaving Sheffield United last December, but it was Rob Edwards who was left with more questions to answer following a second defeat in three league games for his Luton side.

BOSS ANGELO'S PUMPING IRON!

ANGELO Harrop jokes he will have lost his voice by the end of the season if Braintree Town continue to serve up the drama this season.

LENELL LEVELS AT THE DEATH

MUCH-FANCIED pair Sutton United and York City remain unbeaten after four National League games after an entertaining game in which the U’s came from behind to lead, only for York substitute Lenell John-Lewis to grab a dramatic late equaliser with five minutes to go.

WHEN WILL OUR NOISE BE HEARD?

ALMOST two years have passed since it emerged that the EFL were ready to offer three promotion places to the National League as part of the “New Deal for Football” – the proposed financial reset resulting in more Premier League funding for the lower leagues, which instead ended in deadlock, squabbling, self-interest and silence.

I'M LEARNING ALL THE TIME!

Media taught me more, says Phil

CLIFTON IN THE MONEY - BUT THEN IN THE RED

HAYES & Yeading United marched into the next round after their ten men held out for victory at Moneyfields.

FIVE-STAR STEELMEN IN DREAM FORM RUN

CORBY Town extendd their 100 per cent start to the season to five games and ended Boldmere St Michaels’ own unbeaten start.

LATE HALL LEVELLER SHOCK UNITED

SCUNTHORPE UNITED’S 100% record was ended late on by fellow promotion hopefuls Chorley, with Bermudian forward Kole Hall netting late to give the Magpies a point on the road.

COTT'S BOYS STILL POSSESS THE STOMACH FOR A BATTLE

PROMOTION hopefuls Rochdale and Forest Green were left to reflect on mixed starts to the season as they fought out a battling, yet uninspiring goalles draw at the Crown Oil Arena.

FANTASTIC FARRELL'S TOO HOT FOR REDS

GUISELEY gained all three points and the bragging rights in a battle of the roses as they edged beyond FC United of Manchester, powered by a Leo Farrell brace on his first start.

HASANI'S CRACKER SEES OFF WANDS!

A SECOND-HALF strike from Lirak Hasani proved to be the difference for Torquay United as they overcame a strong Dorking Wanderers side.

HENRY IS HAILED AS HOT SHOT

JAMES HENRY continued his superb start at Aldershot Town with two goals in an ultimately comprehensive victory – leaving Latics boss Micky Mellon to apologise to the 300 Latics fans who made the fruitless 450-mile round trip.

KEV SAYS: PLAY IT AGAIN, SAMMY

JAMIE YILA, Freddie Sears and Sam Sene-Richardson were on target as Chatham Town earned their second league win of the season.

MAGPIES SUNK BY SOARING SWANS

TIM SILLS insisted that his Wimborne side should take plenty of positives from this game despite their heavy loss.

RAMS STORM TO FINE WIN!

RAMSGATE stormed to victory at home to Sittingbourne following a stunning second-half comeback on a rainy afternoon at Southwood Stadium.

BRENNAN'S RESURGENT BEES START TO MOTOR

BARNET secured a narrow victory over a Southend United side who had deservedly levelled in the second half, only to be denied by a 70th-minute penalty from Mark Shelton.