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Town dropped out of the play-off zone after drawing 1-1 at home to Sheffield United. James Beattie put the Blades in front in the first half, but Alan Lee hit back after the break, however, overall it was a lacklustre performance from the Blues.

Midfielder Alan Quinn is Towns only injury doubt ahead of Saturdays home game with Blackpool. The Irishman, who turned his ankle during the warm-up at Crystal Palace on Tuesday, will be assessed after training today.

Jordan Rhodes got another 89 minutes of first team football under his belt but failed to score as his loan club Brentford beat Port Vale 2-0 at Griffin Park to stay top of League Two.

A grant from the Mellon Foundation will preserve Black history at Clemson University and in the cities of Clemson and Seneca.

It was a big match for Saints. They were facing Brentford in the third game from the end of the season and three points would edge them to within an…

Goals from Leon Cort and Paul Ifill condemned the Blues to a 2-0 defeat at Crystal Palace. Town had the better of the first half, but again conceded goals from corners and lost their way as the game progressed, despite Palaces Tom Soares seeing red for a violent challenge on Dan Harding.

Boss Jim Magilton says more of the clubs fringe players could go out on loan. Dan Harding joined Reading earlier today, becoming the seventh member of the squad on a spell away from Portman Road.

Reading have announced that they have signed Town defender Dan Harding on loan until the end of the season. Harding previously played for Royals boss Steve Coppell at Brighton.

Town will rue missing enough chances to win four games as Plymouth took a goalless draw away from Portman Road. The result could have been worse for the Blues with Neil Alexander saving a second half penalty from Steve MacLean, his third spotkick stop of the season.

Former Cardiff City striker Alan Lee netted a second half penalty to give the Blues a 1-0 victory over Swansea City and send Town through to the fifth round of the FA Cup for the first time since 1996. The spotkick was awarded after Jaime Peters was pulled back by Tom Williams.