FREDDIE'S STILL GOT THE FAITH

PRESTON goalkeeper Freddie Woodman hopes a recent surge in form has dispelled the \"dark clouds\" circling over Deepdale.

TYLER SCOOPS YOUNG PRIZE

HULL City midfielder Tyler Morton says he is ‘buzzing’ to have been selected as the EFL’s Young Player of the Month for November.

HORNETS PILE ON MISERY FOR LOWE

Ismael's troops thrash Preston

THIRD TIER SIDES PUT FOOT DOWN

LEAGUE One clubs showed their strength as the Bristol Street Motors Trophy knockout stages got underway in midweek.

MCENTEE IS MAN WITH PLENTY!

WALSALL boss Mat Sadler expressed delight over his team's display, as his Saddlers side came from a goal down to win courtesy of two goals by Oisin McEntee.

APPLETON'S ANGER OVER LATE PENALTY

CHARLTON boss Michael Appleton felt referee Thomas Kirk had “a shocker” for Cambridge United’s dramatic late equaliser.

FERGIE SALUTES DEADLY POSH SERVICES

DARREN Ferguson his Peterborough for turning the Weston Homes Stadium into a fortress after they demolished promotion rivals Oxford.

WE'VE GOT TO CUT OUT MISTAKES, RAPS ROO

WAYNE Rooney hit out at \"soft\" defending as his miserable start as Birmingham City manager continued with Callum O'Hare scoring twice.

Moore frustrated as Robins hit back

DARREN Moore says his Huddersfield side were left \"kicking themselves\" after being held to a draw with Bristol City.

YATES RETURNS TO HAUNT THE MILLERS

SWANSEA City's interim head coach Alan Sheehan felt pride as his team earned victory against ten-man Rotherham United.

LOWE HALTS THE LILYWHITES SLIDE

Dogged Preston stop rot

BLUEBIRDS HAPPY TO BORE WAY TO VICTORY

VICTORIOUS Cardiff boss Erol Bulut admitted his side was partly responsible for a poor spectacle.

BLACK CATS BACK PURRING AGAIN

INTERIM boss Mike Dodds says he expects to still be in charge of Sunderland for Tuesday's visit of Leeds United after guiding the Black Cats to a victory over West Brom.

Marti cock-a-Hoop with Willock...

MARTI Cifuentes insists he always knew it was just a matter of time before Chris Willock returned to form.

McKENNA HAILS A 'COMPLETE' DISPLAY FROM CLASSY TOWN

Chaplin and Hutch score to sink Boro

Mavididi at double for lethal Foxes

ENZO Maresca believes his Leicester showed why they are worthy contenders for automatic promotion after thrashing Plymouth.

New-look Potters, but same old faults

ROOT and branch reform, they said. A glorious new dawn. So why are Stoke City in the same old mess?

CATS ON MANAGER PROWL

JULIEN Sable remains favourite for the Sunderland job – despite Swede Kim Hellberg being interviewed on Thursday.

ARCHIE'S AIMING FOR THE PREM

Teen star hungry to follow in Phillips' footsteps

NEIL FEELS LIKE HE'S BACK HOME

NEIL Harris says his \"wonderful\" teenage years in the city were a major factor in his decision to join Cambridge United.

CALLUM REVELS IN FRESH START

Winger grateful to Shaun for call...

JON BIDS TO BE FAB AT FORTY

JONATHAN Hogg is taking inspiration from Premier League stars Thiago Silva and Ashley Young as he bids to play until 40.

'BEAST' CHALLENGE TEMPTS TAYLOR

MATT Taylor wants to awaken the beast' at Bristol Rovers and take them all the way to the Championship.

MOUSINHO CHUFFED BY POMPEY RESPONSE

PROUD Portsmouth boss John Mousinho praised his players after they bounced back from defeat against Blackpool by triumphing at Burton.

JEFF LATE SHOW PEPS UP OWLS

THERE hasn’t been much for Sheffield Wednesday fans to shout about this season, so an injury-time equaliser against leaders Leicester provided a welcome dose of delight.

LAST MINUTE BLOW FOR REDS AND SADDLERS

THERE was huge disappointment for Alfreton Town and Walsall yesterday lunchtime when their FA Cup second round match was called off less then ten minutes before the scheduled kick-off due to a frozen pitch.

LATICS SHADE IT IN GLOOM

RELIEVED Wigan boss Shaun Maloney hailed match-winner Stephen Humphrys as the League One Latics squeaked into the third round.

ACE PEREIRA SWATS AWAY HORNETS AT THE DOUBLE

Gray hails U's as Cup place secured

COLLINGE HAS STING IN TAIL AS EXILES ARE HELD BY BEES

EXILES manager Graham Coughlan accepted their Non-League opponents were much the better side after seeing his team denied a direct route into round three by a last-gasp equaliser.

IT'S HOME SWEET HOME AT LAST!

YOU almost had to wonder whether Terry Venables was sprinkling some magic dust from up above at Loftus Road on Tuesday night.