14 games is more than enough to justify a Championship XI of the season that is (shock) dominated by Leeds United, Leicester City and Ipswich Town players.
Goals from Harry Wilson, Rodrigo Muniz and Tom Cairney helped Fulham overcome high-flying Ipswich Town 3-1 in the Carabao Cup.
Wayne Rooney and Birmingham City headline this edition of Championship Spotlight as their owners’ unnecessary managerial switch quickly goes awry…
Euro 2024 is fast approaching but looking further ahead, these six Championship youngsters could be in line to play for England on home turf in 2028…
Sheffield Wednesday headline this edition of Championship Spotlight with Neil Warnock reportedly ‘open’ to replacing Xisco Munoz. He couldn’t, could he?
The Championship record signing table includes some big names from down the years with Leicester City and Leeds United top of the tree.
Newcastle will visit Manchester United in the fourth round of the Carabao Cup after knocking Treble winners Manchester City out of the tournament.
Kieran McKenna’s Ipswich Town came from two goals behind to beat Premier League outfit Wolves 3-2 in the third round of the Carabao Cup.
Seventeen English teams have competed in the European Cup or Champions League. Only six of those have won the thing. Which leaves these 11 complete losers.
Over €50m separates 24th and 1st as we rank every Championship club based on the profit/loss of their market vs purchase squad value.
Newcastle must finally break their Liverpool curse, Mauricio Pochettino has to oversee a Chelsea thrashing of Luton. Richarlison and West Ham have big tests.
Manchester United youngster Brandon Williams is set to spend the season out on loan and the defender could leave Old Trafford on a permanent basis.
The Championship is ever unpredictable but that’s not stopped me from making some kneejerk calls for the 23/24 season, including Leeds United flopping…
The Championship is a great honing ground for future Premier League players. Liverpool, Chelsea and Man City starlets could shine in the second tier this season…
Starting from the summer of 2002, here are the most profitable signings made in every single transfer window in the Premier League.
The international break is over so it’s time to focus on *proper* football again and much is to be decided during the Football League run-in.
Liverpool look like proper title contenders after scoring six. But Matt Busby is in danger after Manchester United conceded six…
Vincent Kompany is making the Championship look like a piece of p*** and it will not be long before he’s back in the Premier League.
Ipswich Town had a long journey to Devon for the big weekend match in the EFL, but the team with ambitions were thwarted by a Plymouth fightback
Sports had been told there was no obligation to cancel events this weekend, but there will be no football this weekend as a mark of respect.
Nigel Pearson is in trouble and Coventry are on the slide, but Boro, Rovers and Derby just keep trucking.
Kieran McKenna will officially start work at Portman Road on Monday…
The League One club want Man Utd’s assistant to become their new head coach…
Gerrard becomes the latest Premier League player to return to the top flight as manager. We’ve ranked the lot of them…
Dyer has been diagnosed with primary sclerosing cholangitis.
We look at the best player at each PL club aged 23 or younger that has left on a temporary basis for the 21/22 season…
Liam Delap should be pursued by every club if possible but there are more realistic targets for everyone.
18-year-old starlet Louie Barry is on the verge of securing a loan move away from Aston Villa.
Paul Cook has put some tantalising ingredients together at Ipswich. League One should be afraid.
Former Ipswich Town striker Paul Mariner plaed 35 times for England…
