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On-loan Blues keeper Harry Wright kept a clean sheet on his GAIS debut as the Swedish Superettan side beat Ekedalens SK 2-0 away in a second round Svenska Cupen tie this afternoon.

The ”Golden Age of Outlaws” had a good run — almost 40 years. It kicked off just after the Civil War, when thousands of battle-hardened Confederate veterans with nothing to

David McGoldrick scored and completed 69 minutes for Towns U23 side as they drew 2-2 at Colchester Uniteds Weston Homes Community Stadium on Monday evening. McGoldricks early opener was cancelled out by Femi Akinwande and despite Shane McLoughlin netting just before half-time, Dion Sembie-Ferris grabbed a point for the Essex side.

Blues general manager of football operations Lee O’Neill says it’s important for fans to return to stadiums and to “get as close to a normal in the short, medium and long-term future”.

Whether it’s setting up a safety blitz or reviving the glitz of ancient Rome, Bartlesville High School educator Travis Burkhalter has one purpose.

During a broadcast of a Cubs game on Marquee Network last week, Boog Sciambi, Ryan Dempster and Taylor McGregor discussed whether 1 of the Cubs' final 6 games against the Reds should be played...

Striker James Norwood says keeper Tomas Holy is a “confidence killer” in training, such is the standard of the big Czech’s current form.

Aaron Drinan has had to wait two and a half years to earn a first team place so its understandable that he is in no hurry to let it slip away.

Towns U18s’ winning start to the season came to an abrupt end as they were beaten 3-0 by Huddersfield Town at Playford Road on Saturday morning.

Two second-half goals from Jordan Roberts - his first for the club - saw the Blues to a 2-1 victory over Tottenham’s U21s in their first ever Leasing.com Trophy game at Portman Road. Armando Shashoua gave the visitors the lead in the ninth minute but Armando Dobra twice created openings for Roberts, in the 47th and 66th minutes, to seal the three points for the Blues.