Graham Alexander “proud” as Bradford reach EFL Trophy semi-final

Athletics Weekly Podcast: The changing face of athletics, with Keely Hodgkinson and Michael Johnson

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This episode of the Athletics Weekly podcast is brought to you in association with the Keely Klassic and features exclusive interviews with big names who are at the heart of new events arriving on the calendar. <br /><br />

Fitbaw Talk: Wrapping up the January Transfer window

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How did Hibs, Hearts and Motherwell do after the Januray transfer window, and will it make a difference in the fight for top 6.

Carlos Alcaraz becomes first signing of Moyes’ second Everton tenure

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David Moyes has secured his first signing since returning to Everton, bringing in 25-year-old midfielder from French club Lille. Blues fans are excited to see how he fits into Moyes’ tactical setup and whether he can make an immediate impact in the team’s upcoming fixtures.

“Resilience” key for Sunderland’s Wilson Isidor says Le Bris

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Sunderland Head Coach Régis Le Bris had made clear that “resilience” is key for striker Wilson Isidor, who responded to his double penalty miss against Burnley with a composed finish to score as Sunderland defeated Middlesbrough.

Leeds preparing for tough away test at Coventry

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Daniel Wales and Lee Sobot preview Coventry City vs. Leeds United.

Wolves seal late deals for Munetsi and Djiga to give boost in relegation battle

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Wolves have completed a £30 million double signing, securing two key players just after the transfer deadline. The late acquisitions highlight Wolves’ determination to strengthen their squad for the remainder of the season in their bid for survival.

AFC Wrexham unveils plans for New Kop Stand at Racecourse Ground

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Wrexham co-owner Ryan Reynolds has unveiled ambitious plans to transform the Racecourse Ground. The proposal would expand the stadium’s capacity and enhance facilities to meet modern standards with fans excited, about what it could mean for their club.

Liverpool leaving business for summer window after a quiet January

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Liverpool’s January transfer window in 2025 was notably quiet, with the club making no significant signings. Despite being linked with various targets, the Reds opted for a more cautious approach, focusing on squad depth rather than marquee additions.<br />The lack of major movement suggests Liverpool is looking to build on their established core, possibly saving their resources for future windows.

Baggies’ hopes for the rest of the season

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A look ahead for Tony Mowbray’s West Brom as they aim for promotion.

Birmingham City remain strong favourites for League One title

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A strong showing from Blues.