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Pedro's late, late penalty breaks Seagulls’ hoodoo

WEST THE BEST VALUE

Mullins' third string can be a Gold player for punters

Nicholls has eyes on a nifty fifty

PAUL NICHOLLS has been around long enough to realise a stop-start season does not make or break your career.

JOEL 90

Eddie chuffed his Brazil ace is match fit again

Ji-sung's on song for Swans

SWANSEA put a dent in Middlesbrough's Championship play-off bid as Eom Ji-sung's first goal in English football gave them a 1-0 victory.

TWISTON'S SHOUT

Brits ready to compete with Irish

Keeping minds on winning

ALEX NEIL says Millwall have drawn a line under the controversy surrounding the dismissal of keeper Liam Roberts at Crystal Palace last weekend following his side's victory at Watford.

Owls step on Gass after sluggish start

SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY manager Danny Rohl was proud of how his side responded to Plymouth’s fast start as they eventually took control to record a convincing victory.

Blinded by the nights

Nocturnal tourism is taking off in Tromso, finds Graham Hiscott

Jack the lad

Danny Dyer is ever so naughty but somewhat nice as he reunites with Nick Love - director of The Football Factory and The Business for this bruising comedy-drama about a passionate fan of the beautiful game, who vows to turn his life around for the sake of his family.

WICKED KHVICH

Kvar to crash Kop

Pearce upbeat after air scare

FORMER England and Nottingham Forest defender Stuart Pearce is recovering in a Canadian hospital after suffering a medical emergency on board a flight from the United States.

Rich make fools of us EVERY day

APRIL Fools' Day is nearly upon us... the day pranksters try to make people look like idiots.

£40m Mateta deal in works for Amorim

RUBEN AMORIM has been told it will cost Man United £40million to sign Crystal Palace striker Jean-Philippe Mateta.

New Leap of faith

Little T03 EV is big on peace of mind

Miracle of the Hudson

CALLUM'S LATE WINNER EDGES FOREST EVER CLOSER TO EUROPE

Yabba Dabbagh do for Dons O'Day

ABERDEEN cruised into the Scottish Cup semi-finals with a comfortable 4-1 win over giantkillers Queen's Park at Pittodrie yesterday.

A TOUGH TOON TEST FOR POTT

WEST HAM boss Graham Potter doubts Newcastle will be distracted by dreams of Wembley when they head to the London Stadium tomorrow night.

Peril of a swift bevvy

GOING for a spontaneous drink can be seriously bad for your health.

ONCE MO INTO THE BREACH

Spot-on Salah averts shock

Bingo lingo's out

WOKE FOLK IN DAFT BID TO KILL OFF 'FAT LADIES'

NOTHING CAN COMPARE TO THE THRILL

RETIRED Irish jockey DARYL JACOB - who rode 31 Grade One winners and also had three successes at the Cheltenham Festival during a 21-year career in the saddle - talked to NEIL SQUIRES about the thrill of riding in racing's biggest event of the year.

Poor way to treat worst off

SO Rachel Reeves is getting her axe out again.

Ice packs at ready for DOI's last three

STARS' INJURY HELL

BOWEN ARROWS TO SUCCESS

SEAN BOWEN and Olly Murphy continued their hot streak as Go Dante went back-to-back in the Betfair Imperial Cup at Sandown Park.

On the peaks of perfection

Head for the mountains of South Tyrol, says Niamh Kirk, and you'll soon be skiing in style

Slot finds himself in a Darwin WIN situation

KEEPING FAITH WITH NUNEZ PAYS DIVIDENDS

Farke: Pain can push us over the line

DANIEL FARKE has learned from Bayern Munich's 1999 Champions League disappointment as he bids to lead Leeds back to the Premier League.

As you were after Bayern's red alert

BAYERN MUNICH let a two-goal home lead slip in a shock defeat to Bochum but had a huge let-off as Bayer Leverkusen also lost.

Tear we go for golden boy Azu

JEREMIAH AZU launched himself to 60m gold at the European Athletics Indoor Championships - before bursting into tears at the end of his redemption arc.