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CLARKE & FLYNN ADD TO EXODUS

More managerial mayhem in the EFL...

McNULTY LAUDS TENACIOUS DALE

JIM McNULTY was thrilled that his Rochdale side managed to fight their way to victory over AFC Wimbledon.

HERNANDEZ CHIRPY TO BE STAYING AT CANARIES

NORWICH City fans’ favourite Onel Hernandez has signed a new contract that will keep him at Carrow Road until 2025.

'WE DESERVE TO BE RIGHT IN THE FIGHT FOR PREMIER'

A LLAN Campbell laughs at the idea of Kenilworth Road hosting the Gucci-clad luminaries of Man City and Liverpool.

POOLS TRIUMPH AT THE FINN-ISH

JOHN Askey said he won’t be getting carried away with Hartlepool United’s dramatic late heroics after Ollie Finney secured a 94th-minute victory over Swindon Town – but admits the victory was a big statement of intent.

CLOUGH HAILS HIS STAGS' RESURGENCE

NIGEL Clough was delighted to see his playoff chasing Mansfield Town side get back on the goal trail as they halted struggling Crawley Town’s revival with a convincing victory.

EVANS LEFT INCENSED AT 'CLEAR' RED CARDS

STEVENAGE manager Steve Evans claimed Northampton should have had two players sent off during yesterday’s draw between the two promotion chasers at Sixfields.

HENDRY THE HERO HAILED BY HIS BOSS

NEIL Wood praised Callum Hendry after his wonder strike claimed a point for Salford City against fellow promotion chasers Stockport.

ISAIAH SEEKS A SLICE OF THE ACTION

FORGOTTEN man Isaiah Jones is pushing for a start in tomorrow night’s Kenilworth Road showdown after shaking off a nasty dose of second-season syndrome.

LADY LUCK IS ON O’S SIDE AS WELLENS  LAUDS ‘CLASS’

Luckless Mellish puts into own net

SKIP JOSH KEEN TO CLIMB AGAIN

CAPTAIN Josh Falkingham has vowed never to endure a relegation battle with Harrogate Town again – and remains determined to deliver on his vision of League One football for the club.

JAYDEN: MEDAL IS MY GOAL

Leyton Orient starlet keeps his focus on run-in

U'S CAN BE SO PROUD - MATT

THEIR play-off chances have gone, but manager Matt Gray believes Sutton United will still be able to look back on this season with satisfaction.

DALE KEEPS POMPEY IN THE HUNT...

JOHN Mousinho was relieved to see his Portsmouth side see out a ‘nervy’ win at home to bottom club Forest Green.

FERGIE FUMES AT HIS HIGH-FLIERS

DARREN Ferguson admitted he was left disappointed by his players...on the day they climbed into the play-off places.

LAMOUCHI: WE HAVE TO STAY FOCUSSED

CARDIFF City boss Sabri Lamouchi has urged his players to embrace the pressure of being in a relegation battle.

DUFF'S DELIGHT AT KING COLE...

MICHAEL Duff praised the performance of Devante Cole as he scored twice to help Barnsley to their seventh straight home victory.

'BLUES THE BLUEPRINT' SAYS WARNE

Rams boss wants to follow big rivals

EFL AWARDS 2023 - KOMPANY EYES ANOTHER PRIZE

HIS team have already clinched promotion to the Premier League – and now Burnley boss Vincent Kompany looks set to receive individual recognition.

FALTERING OWLS HIT BY DANNY ...AGAIN

DARREN Moore said his Sheffield Wednesday side need to start taking their chances after the Owls drew with Lincoln at Hillsborough.

IT'S ALL ABOUT ACE ALFIE YET AGAIN!

LAST WEEK Alfie May bagged the Sky Bet League One Player of the Month award - and now he's made it a double with the Goal of the Month prize.

GREAT ESCAPE ON FOR BRAVE LATICS

Power’s penalty is enough

Martin marvels at ‘incredible’ win

RUSSELL Martin hailed Swansea City’s bravery after their dramatic stoppage-time winner in a pulsating derby clash with Welsh rivals Cardiff.

OLD WARRIOR WARNOCK IN WONDERLAND

Terriers boss hails amazing fightback

BROWN TRIGGERS A ROUT OF SKY BLUES

ALEX NEIL hailed a masterful Stoke display after they thumped play-off chasing Coventry.

CORBERAN STUNG BY 'PENALTY GAFFE'

CARLOS Corberan believes his West Brom side were denied a clear penalty as they remain five points away from the Championship’s top six.

Kompany irked by Clarets' point

FRUSTRATION was the overriding emotion for Burnley boss Vincent Kompany after he saw his table-toppers held at home by Sunderland.

BLADES CARVE WAY PAST THE CANARIES ON A CRITICAL DAY

McAtee rises to occasion

EDWARDS CHOKED BY DERBY HEROICS

Hornets stung by Hatters...

KHADRA'S 'FANTASTIC' ANSWER TO BOO-BOYS

JOHN Eustace saluted Reda Khadra after his spectacular goal silenced the boo-boys from former club Blackburn at St Andrew’s.