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WARNE PRAISES GRITTY MILLERS

GRIT PAUL Warne hailed his Rotherham side after they took top-flight Everton to extra-time.

TISDALE: WE COULD HAVE KO'D BLADES

PAUL Tisdale admitted his Bristol Rovers players were bitterly disappointed after losing a thrilling game to Sheffield United.

FARKE SALUTES ROOKIE BARDEN

DANIEL Farke praised rookie keeper Daniel Barden after watching his Norwich side ease past Coventry to reach the fourth round.

LATE VYDRA HEARTACHE FOR MARTIN

RUSSELL Martin saluted his MK Dons players as they came within a whisker of putting out Burnley.

JOLLEY UICKLY OOSTS UIGLEY

IT’S still early days but Barrow striker Scott Quigley believes new boss Michael Jolley is the man to get the best out of him.

CUP EXIT PUTS NEIL BACK IN THE MIRE

NEIL Harris is fighting for his job again after Cardiff went crashing out of the Cup. After going 1-0 down in three minutes, the Bluebirds dominated but couldn’t save themselves.

COOPER'S IN AWE OF VETERAN WAYNE

STEVE Cooper paid tribute to Wayne Routledge as the ever-green winger helped Swansea head Stevenage out of the Cup.

PAUNOVIC SALUTES ‘FANTASTIC' JOAO

VELJKO Paunovic is de-lighted that Reading are starting to change their mentality after a win at Huddersfield.

STANISLAS CHEER FOR THE CHERRIES

Late goal sees off Potters

SAM'S THE MAN AS ROVERS SINK POOL

PAUL Tisdale sang the praises of Sam Nicholson after the midfielder's sublime first-half volley had proved the winner in an entertaining clash.

Maturing maestro realises his potential

MICHAEL O’Neill, the manager of Stoke City, claimed recently that he was “squeezing everything” out of Nick Powell.

JIMMY IS BACK AT BREWERS

Hasselbaink’s huge challenge

LOWE STINGS THE HORNETS

Converted forward is lauded by Cooper

HANDS OFF OUR EMI, RAPS FARKE

DANIEL Farke backed Emi Buendia to stay at Nor-wich after watching him produce a brilliant winner to see off Barnsley.

FRANCOMB WARMS UP FOR LEEDS..

GEORGE Francomb fired Crawley Town into the play-off spots to leave boss John Yems hailing his side’s mentality.

ELIJAH'S HUNGRY TO AD TO HIS HAUL

ELIJAH Adebayo has already matched last season’s goal tally but the Walsall hitman still feels ‘annoyed’ about the ones that got away.

COVID-HIT DONS DID ME PROUD – HODGES

GLYN Hodges says AFC Wimbledon should not blame Covid-19 for their defeat to leaders Lincoln City, despite asking the EFL to postpone the game.

TIGERS HAND TOP SPOT TO POMPEY

KENNY Jackett wants Portsmouth to take inspiration from being top of the table after replacing Hull with victory at the KCOM Stadium.

POWELL NICKS IT AS CITY DIG DEEP

O’Neill’s delight at rearguard display

PAUNOVIC RAPS ‘HORRENDOUS' ROYALS SHOW

STRAIGHT-talking Veljko Paunovic labelled his Reading side’s first half “horrendous” after losing to promotion rivals Brentford.

MIGHTY MIGHTEN RESCUES FOREST

CHRIS Hughton was delighted to see Alex Mighten come alive when it really mattered after the teenager’s first senior goal earned a draw for Nottingham Forest at Millwall.

Holden keeps his cool at ref ‘gaffe'

DEAN Holden refused to blame his Bristol City side’s defeat on referee Geoff Eltringham, who admitted he may have got the decision wrong for Preston’s decisive penalty.

Lowe keeps Swans flying high

STEVE Cooper was delighted to see his Swansea side return to winning ways against Barnsley.

JEVANI'S GIFT OF GOALS

Hard-grafting striker bids to deliver again

DABO'S SMASH HIT WITH THE FANS

Defender on song

BOTTOMS UP! INSWORTH IS AIMING HIGH

GARETH Ainsworth backed his Wycombe side to avoid relegation, despite seeing them slip to the bottom of the table.

Aerial king so crucial if Bluebirds are to soar

DEFEAT to Swansea in the south Wales derby was a bitter – but fleeting – blow to Cardiff manager Neil Harris.

The Royals Are Back In Command!

Reading boss Veljko Paunovic felt his team reproduced their rampant early-season form – at least in the first half – as they secured a hard-fought triumph over Luton Town.

WELLENS' ACES ARE ON A ROLL

BOSS Richie Wellens believes momentum is building at Salford as the Ammies saw off in-form Walsall to move back into the play-off places.

NOVAK HAS TRUEMAN ON A ROLL

BRADFORD City won for the third time in a row under caretaker manager Mark Trueman as they beat Tranmere at Prenton Park.