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FA Cup talking points ahead of fourth-round ties January 22 2021, 1.50pm Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, Pep Guardiola and Brendan Rodgers will be hoping their respective sides can carry league form into the FA Cup (Clive Rose/Martin Rickett/Michael Regan/PA) The FA Cup returns this weekend as the fourth-round ties are played out across the country. While lockdown rules mean there will be no fans present for any of the matches, there still promises to be plenty of action. Here, the PA news agency takes ...

Share on email Adam Lewis marked his full debut at Plymouth in memorable fashion with his first goal at senior level as Marko Grujic received a rare 90-minute runout in Portugal. Merely three days after making his debut for Plymouth in a late cameo and five days on from sealing his latest loan move, Lewis notched his maiden goal in a timely League One win. The 21-year-old played as a left wing-back against Sunderland in his first start for Ryan Lowe’s side as the suspended Panutche Camara led...

Sunderland will look to claim back-to-back wins in the space of three days on Tuesday night, as we welcome Plymouth Argyle to Wearside (7pm).

Share on email Former Liverpool youngster Ryan Lowe, now manager at Plymouth Argyle, is hoping for Adam Lewis’ loan move to Home Park to be the “first of many” between the two clubs. Lewis completed his half-season switch to the Devon side on Thursday, following the termination of his frustrating spell with Amiens in Ligue 2. The 21-year-old made just nine appearances for the French outfit, with injury and question marks over his suiting the side seeing him lost his place after five conse...

Brilliant things that actually happened in Plymouth in 2020 Even though this has been a year like no other, theres still some moments well never forget Updated The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Make sure youre staying in (or going out, when we can) in style with our FREE weekly newsletter covering the best of food, drink, music, theatre, TV and moreInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Give it to me! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to ...

Axe falls on Tony Pulis at Sheffield Wednesday as big-name trio line up Date published: Tuesday 29th December 2020 7:24 - James Marshment Sheffield Wednesday have sacked manager Tony Pulis just 45 days – and 10 matches – after his appointment. The Championship strugglers made the announcement late on Monday night. Chairman Dejphon Chansiri indicating issues on and off the pitch were behind the decision. Pulis’ dismissal came two days after a 1-1 draw at Blackburn in his 10th...

Since then he has been out of action - missing fixtures against Milton Keynes Dons, Northampton Town, Blackpool, Chorley, Tranmere Rovers, Oxford United, Bristol Roers, Lincoln City, Sunderland, Accrington Stanley, Rochdale, Fleetwood Town and Shrewsbury Town – as Leam Richardson’s men continue their battle against relegation. The forward is undergoing treatment for the problem which has kept him out for over eight weeks. With Richardson’s team set to tackle fellow relegation strugglers ...

BRADFORD City are in the second week of their search for a successor to Stuart McCall as the club’s next permanent manager. According to the bookies, a number of high profile names are in the frame for the Bantams jobs including former players, ex-England internationals and a host of managers experienced at League Two level. Here are a few of the names and their odds at who could be sat in the City dugout next, according to the bookies. Former Ipswich Town and Grimsby Town manager Paul ...

A BRADFORD-born actress who stars in Coronation Street has given her view on who Bradford City should appoint as their next manager. Rachel Leskovac, who plays Natasha Blackman in the ITV soap, to Twitter to back ‘Bantam Pete’ to succeed Stuart McCall, who was sacked on Sunday. Bantam Pete initially tweeted his case to become the next Bantams boss: “Still not heard from @officialbantams re my application for #bcafc manager. For those doubters, I have managed at the highest level, ...

Seven ways to make the most of 2020’s very different family Christmas By Lisa Salmon Through the dark days of winter and pandemic restrictions, Christmas has been the one glittering light on the horizon for many families. But while the festive season will still (hopefully) be bright and cheerful, it will undoubtedly be different this year. New research has found that while 71% of families are planning smaller gatherings this Christmas, more than half (53%) are hoping the celebrations will be ...