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Natasha Thomas scored twice and Sophie Peskett, Lenna Gunning-Williams and Summer Hughes once each as Ipswich Town Women thrashed Chatham Town 5-0 in their first ever league game at Portman Road, a result which relegates the Kent side from FAWNL Southern Premier Division. Thomas netted the historic opener in the 23rd minute, Peskett added the second on 32, before Bonnie Horwood saw a penalty saved. Town maintained their dominance in the second half with Thomas adding her second in the 58th minut...

Weve heard a whisper that Town centre-half Titus Bramble could well start tonights England U21 game from the bench. It had been thought that the young Town star was a certain starter in Howard Wilkinsons side, but it appears from what weve heard that he has been once again overlooked.

Scored today for Zimbabwe in their match against Zambia. His fourth cap and his second Zimbabwe goal, almost ten years after he scored on his international début. Good for him.

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I saw three on show at Braintree. Big Frank Nouble (scored near post header from a corner) for Yeovil. . Freddie Sears and Reggie Lambe for Braintree.

Tractor Girls boss Joe Sheehan hopes that his side’s 5-0 victory over Chatham Town in their first ever league match at Portman Road has lit a flame in many of the youngsters watching, inspiring them to emulate the likes of Sophie Peskett and her teammates.

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Simon Milton is the star of the latest TWTD-Blue Monday Podcast collaboration with Part One celebrating the 30th anniversary of the Blues 1991/92 Second Division title.

Chesterfield, managed by former Blues boss Paul Cook with Kieron Dyer on his staff and Armando Dobra a key member of the squad, secured the National League title and promotion to League Two by beating Boreham Wood 3-0 at the SMH Group Stadium this afternoon.