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  Lynden Gooch’s second-half strike sealed Sunderland’s first win at Wembley Stadium since 1973, as Tranmere Rovers were beaten in the Papa John’s Trophy Final.    An evenly contested opening 45 yielded little in the way of clear-cut chances, with the respective goalkeepers, Lee Burge and Scott Davies, comfortable throughout much of the first period.   Otis Khan and Charlie Wyke both went close following the restart as the sides traded blows, but it remained goalless as the clocked ticked on.    The opener arrived just before the hour mark, as Aiden McGeady dr...

It has been a long and successful run so far in the Papa John’s Trophy for Sunderland.

Talking Tactics: How Sunderland’s tactical switch backfired - but super-subs saved them Share this story The Teams Crewe were in decent form coming into this game, and a record of just three defeat in their last 16 league games shows that, despite being a newly promoted side, David Artell’s side are not pushovers. They named an unchanged side after beating Accrington two-nil during midweek. Starting in a 4-4-2 formation, Dave Richards started in goal, protected by a back four of Donvervon Daniels, Nathan Wood, Omar Beckles and Harry Pickering. Luke Murphy and Ryan Wintle started in the m...

    Searching for a fifth win on the spin, the Lads fell behind on 31 minutes when Chris Porter slotted home from close range.    Tom Lowery added a second seven minutes later, as former Black Cat Mikael Mandron once again provided the assist.    Following the interval, Aiden O’Brien and Charlie Wyke both fired off target before a last-ditch block from Dion Sanderson somehow denied Lowery his second of the game.    An unstoppable strike from Jordan Jones handed the Lads a lifeline with 13 minutes remaining – and Maguire followed suit, dispatching an incredibl...

Article content From street level, West Coast Reduction cuts an imposing presence on Vancouver’s waterfront. Across the railway tracks at the north end of Commercial Drive, ranks of towering storage tanks surround the massive blocks of its industrial plant. Looking down on an aerial view from Google Maps, however, the tanks and buildings look a little hemmed in by container yards of the terminals that surround it, which is exactly how owners of the decades-old agricultural rendering plant feel these days. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Cont...