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CANNONSBURG The career fairs start coming and they don’t stop coming this time of year.

CANNONSBURG The career fairs start coming and they don’t stop coming this time of year.

Goals from Luke Garbutt, Kayden Jackson, Jon Nolan and Kane Vincent-Young saw top-of-the-table Town to a 4-1 home victory over Tranmere Rovers. Garbutt’s superb freekick gave the Blues the lead on 35 but Stefan Payne deservedly levelled for Rovers four minutes later, however, after Jackson had rebounded another Garbutt freekick three minutes into the second half, Nolan nodded in the third and Vincent-Young sealed the victory for the still unbeaten Blues with a brilliant solo goal.

Full debutant Noel Hunt scored twice and sub Jonny Parr once as Town beat Millwall 3-1 at the Den to climb back to second in the Championship. Hunt put the Blues two in front before Magaye Guyeye pulled a goal back for the Lions just before the break but Parr sealed it in the 77th minute.

HarryfromBath assesses the mood in the opposition camp ahead of Saturday’s game by delving into their forums.

Keith Hill spoke to the Globe today ahead of Tranmeres big trip to Wembley this Sunday Keith Hill will be only too happy to indulge in Italian-based products should Tranmere upset the odds to beat Sunderland in the Papa Johns Trophy Final at Wembley on Sunday. But it wont a pizza hell be feasting on if League Two Rovers return to Birkenhead with the silverware. The Prenton Park boss has had a pizza shop named after him in Wirral to mark the occasion, but when asked if he would be calling ...

Barnsley v Tranmere Rovers - FA Cup Third Round. Image: FA Player Tranmere’s FA Cup adventure is over for another season, after they went down 2-0 at Championship side Barnsley on Sunday afternoon. A goal from Michal Helik just before the hour mark and an injury time Cauley Woodrow penalty proved to be the difference between the sides, but it was an industrious shift from the League Two Birkenhead club, who had plenty of positives to take out of the game. Rovers had been expected to fie...