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SWINDON Town threw away a two-goal lead to draw 2-2 with Charlton Athletic at the Valley on Saturday. First-half goals from Hallam Hope and Matt Palmer put Sheridan’s men ahead at the break, but Charlton pulled one back through Chuks Aneke before Andrew Shinnie squared the game up at the death. Both sides hit the woodwork at various points, but ultimately the game ended all square with neither manager happy with taking a point from the game. Sheridan made four changes from last weekend’s 2-1 defeat to Doncaster Rovers, with two Town defenders given debuts. Right-back Kieron Freema...

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 to a reshuffle – and he seized his opportunity. In fact, it took just 11 minutes for Lewis to ed...

Share on email Ben Woodburn has returned to Liverpool following the expiry of his loan deal with Blackpool, with Neil Critchley deciding not to renew his stay at Bloomfield Road. After talk of a potential switch to the Eredivisie, Woodburn agreed a half-season move to League One back in October, in a bid to revive his young career. But with a bout of COVID-19 hampering his momentum at Blackpool, the 21-year-old was limited to just 11 appearances for the club, of which only four came as a starter. Totalling 414 minutes, Woodburn averaged 37.6 on the pitch per outing, and ends his stay with the...

Liverpool have held talks with three clubs over a potential loan move for young defender Sepp van den Berg

Toronto FC’s youngest ever signing called up to first Canadian men’s national team camp Jahkeele Marshall-Rutty is going to be attending his first senior international camp this weekend. Share this story David Butler II-USA TODAY Sports TORONTO, Canada—Toronto FC’s youngest-ever signing Jahkeele Marshall-Rutty has received his first senior international call-up. The 16-year-old Brampton, Ontario native will be replacing one of Liam Millar (loan) or fellow TFC teammate Liam Fraser (ankle) at Canada’s January camp, which is set to kick off tomorrow in Bradenton, Florida. For what it�...