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SAFETY IS SO CLOSE FOR ROHL'S OWLS
DANNY Rohl praised his Sheffield Wednesday side’s display after goals from Anthony Musaba, Ike Ugbo and Josh Windass gave them a crucial win over West Brom which leaves them requiring just a point at Sunderland to be certain of Championship survival.
'IT WASN'T THE TIME FOR JOE BUT HE'S GOT GREAT FUTURE'
IT WOULD be easy, at this point, to stick the boot into Joe Edwards, the blink-and-you’llmiss-him Millwall man ager who spent so much of his 19-game tenure denying that the Lions were in a relegation battle that he was sacked before he actually got the chance to contest one.
Delighted Cleverley finally gets win
WATFORD boss Tom Cleverley was delighted to see his side end a 12-match winless home run – before immediately setting his sights on next season.
MARTIN WORRIED ABOUT PLAY-OFFS
Form of Saints a concern
Saints' class act attracts attention
KYLE Walker-Peters’ inclusion in the Championship team of the season is unsurprising given the calibre of club currently pursuing the 27-year-old right-back.
IS THRILLER A TASTE OF WEMBLEY?
RIVAL managers Ian Evatt and Darren Ferguson go into the play-offs in confident mood after watching their sides serve up a final-day thriller.
'I'VE LIVED DREAM & HAVE THE GOT MEMORIES FOR A LIFETIME'
AT THE age of 18, Harrison Dunk was playing part-time for Bromley and thinking about applying for university.
WAGNER LAUDS A 'PROPER DISPLAY'
DAVID Wagner was not too despondent after seeingNorwich drop two points at home after being pegged back by Swansea City.
THIS IS WHAT WE CANN DO!
Red-hot Rovers race into play-offs
Zeb Kyffin: stepping out of the fish bowl
TDT-Unibet's British rider tasted the team's first World-Tour event at the Amstel Gold Race. Adam Becket finds out how the day went
Thomas to go for 'very top step' at Giro
Welshman and Ineos ready for duel with Tadej Pogačar, reports Adam Becket
Is pro racing getting more dangerous?
There are many factors that contribute to the perceived greater risks. One that does not get any attention is the greater importance of UCI points and the need to constantly collect them to avoid relegation.
Gitane - Tour de l'Avenir
Classic French brand's homage to a revered amateur race
A Saturday in Hell
It's the most brutal race of the year - 29.2km of the worst cobbles northern France has to offer, over 17 agonising sectors, starting in Denain and finishing in the iconic Roubaix velodrome. For the men, it's referred to as a Sunday in Hell, but for us, hell comes a day early.
PEAKS PRACTICE
The Peak District is home turf for Manchester-based British pro riders and has been the formative terrain of top domestic riders for decades. Adam Becket finds out why it's so effective
NO REGRETS, NO SECRETS - AND THE BEST IS YET TO COME!
Nick Townsend talks to jockey Kieran Shoemark about his winning battles on the track and off it
TEN TO FOLLOW AS WE HIT A NEW LEVEL
Paul Ferguson offers his selection of Flat stars to follow this season
IT'S THE NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK
Karl Hedley looks at Ireland's young speedsters ready to fly the flag on the Flat
LOCKED ON TO JOLLIES
Andy Newton analyses trends in Newbury highlight bookies fear
6 WAYS TO THINK YOURSELF FASTER
However flawless your physical preparation, the mind has a tendency to throw a spanner in the works come the big day. James Witts offers six ways to keep the brain onside with the body
Pogačar lays down marker for Giro d'Italia
Liège win signals Slovenian's readiness for clash with Geraint Thomas, reports Adam Becket
MAURICE BURTON'S - SCHOOL OF HARD KNOCKS
9 life lessons from Britain's first Black cycling champion
Brown and Niewiadoma beat Vollering
SD Worx-Protime are far from unbeatable in 2024, as team misses out in Ardennes Classics
RETIRED, BUT NOT OVER THE HILL JUST YET
Ben Hastie looks at life after racing for stars of the track
APPLEBY'S SPEECH STRIKES RIGHT NOTE
Andy Ayres has keen eye on Guineas fancy
TOTS OF THE TURF SHOWING PROMISE
lan Heitman stumbles across some gems at the Curragh and Doncaster
HENRY'S A REALLY GOOD FELLOW!
Paul Jacobs backs Aidan O'Brien's silver starlet to shine this summer
CRAIC'S GRAND BOTH SIDES OF THE WATER
Simon Nott tracks the Grand National bookies each side of the Irish Sea for his Tales from the Ring
AINT BAD AT ALL BUT UP FOR A FLAT PROFIT
Ben Morgan looks back on his jumps festival punting highlights and onwards to three big Flat fancies
CHOUDHURY'S HEROICS SAVE DAY AS FOXES BACK ON TOP
The job is not done yet, says Maresca