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Town’s weekend FA Cup opponents Southampton have been linked with a move for Blues striker Kevin Lisbie, who is currently on loan at Colchester. Meanwhile, Town themselves are reported to be interested in taking Aston Villa defender Eric Lichaj on loan.

The third round of the FA Cup takes place this weekend.

The third round of the FA Cup takes place this weekend.

The third round of the FA Cup takes place this weekend.

HarryFromBath assesses the mood in the opposition camp ahead of Saturday’s game at Portman Road by delving into their forums.

Two Britt Assombalonga goals, the first after 17 seconds, the fastest in the Championship this season, and the second in first-half injury time, saw Nottingham Forest to a 2-0 victory over the Blues at Portman Road, their first away win of the season. Town huffed and puffed as they looked for a way back into the game in the second half but never seriously threatened a resolute Forest backline.

Two years of Gregg Berhalter: MNT squad building Share this story With the close of January camp, we passed a milestone. On January 27, 2019 and 5 days after that on February 2nd, Gregg Berhalter fielded his first two teams as head coach of the United States Men’s National Team. And with the victory over Trinidad and Tobago on January 31st, we marked the two year point since those first two games. This basically marks a halfway point in the four year cycle, with about 6 months to go until Wo...

Bill Streicher-USA TODAY Sports The rumors that were circulating for weeks were finally confirmed and Chris Cadden is no longer a Columbus Crew player. The Scottish defender returned to his home country to play for Hibernian FC after just one season in Major League Soccer and his departure opens up a spot in the roster the Black & Gold will have to fill prior to the start of the 2021 season. Columbus’ starting right back spot has, for the most part of the last season, belonged to Harrison Aff...

McCarthy: Two Pivotal Moments Monday, 7th Jan 2013 06:00 Boss Mick McCarthy felt Saturday’s 2-1 FA Cup third round defeat at Aston Villa turned on two pivotal moments, his former Ireland keeper Shay Given saving from Michael Chopra soon after the Blues had gone in front and ex-Town striker Darren Bent equalising within a minute of the restart. It was conceding the goal which irked the Blues boss the most: “I think we did have a bit of a chance. I think we gave a good account of ourselves....