Wanderers check on two ahead of visit of Stoke
Wycombe will check on Curtis Thompson and Dominic Gape ahead of their home game against Stoke in the Sky Bet Championship.
Championship
Fresh Grant Hall injury blow for Middlesbrough
Middlesbrough have been dealt an injury blow ahead of their home game against Swansea with the news that Grant Hall could be out for up to four months with a thigh injury that may require surgery.
Jack Colback misses Watford clash
Nottingham Forest will be without Jack Colback when they host Watford.
Blackburn’s Scott Wharton faces race to be fit for Millwall clash
Blackburn will check on Scott Wharton ahead of the Championship clash with Millwall.
Derby job would be ‘great opportunity’ for John Terry, says Frank Lampard
Frank Lampard believes John Terry is ready for a “great opportunity” if appointed manager at Derby.
Luton goalkeeper Simon Sluga doubtful for Norwich clash
Luton goalkeeper Simon Sluga is a doubt for Wednesday’s visit of Norwich.
QPR hoping to welcome back Geoff Cameron for meeting with Bristol City
QPR hope captain Geoff Cameron is available for the visit of Bristol City.
Birmingham yet to confirm international clearance for Alen Halilovic
Birmingham have yet to confirm whether they have received international clearance for new signing Alen Halilovic for the home game against Barnsley.
No new worries for Wayne Rooney ahead of Derby’s clash with Coventry
Derby caretaker boss Wayne Rooney has no new injury or suspension concerns ahead of their Sky Bet Championship clash against Coventry at Pride Park.
Cardiff confident of no new injury worries ahead of Terriers clash
Cardiff manager Neil Harris hopes he will have no new injury concerns when Huddersfield visit on Tuesday evening.
Bournemouth duo Lewis Cook and Arnaut Danjuma doubts for Preston clash
Bournemouth midfielders Lewis Cook and Arnaut Danjuma are doubts ahead of the visit of Preston.
Michael Ihiekwe unavailable for Rotherham’s clash with Brentford
Rotherham are without ever-present defender Michael Ihiekwe for their home clash with Brentford.
Connor Roberts epitomised Swansea commitment – Steve Cooper
Swansea boss Steve Cooper hailed black-eyed matchwinner Connor Roberts for epitomising his side’s spirit during a 1-0 win at Nottingham Forest.
Connor Roberts’ strike earns Swansea first win at Nottingham Forest for 14 years
Swansea won for the first time at Nottingham Forest in more than 14 years thanks to Connor Roberts’ first-half goal.
Aitor Karanka urges Birmingham fans to be patient
Birmingham head coach Aitor Karanka admitted he would feel the same as the club’s frustrated supporters after a 0-0 draw against Millwall – but pleaded with them to show patience.
Wayne Rooney goes back to basics at Derby
Wayne Rooney revealed how he went back to basics after Derby ended a four-game losing run with a 1-1 draw against Wycombe.
Tony Mowbray delighted as Blackburn defeat ‘dangerous’ Barnsley
Tony Mowbray felt Blackburn deservedly defeated “dangerous” Barnsley 2-1 to guarantee an unbeaten November and keep up the pressure on the Sky Bet Championship play-offs.
Cardiff need to maintain standard that brushed aside Luton, says Neil Harris
Cardiff manager Neil Harris hailed his players after they crushed Luton 4-0 to ease the growing speculation surrounding his future.
Tony Pulis pleased with effort of Sheffield Wednesday players
Sheffield Wednesday manager Tony Pulis praised the attitude shown by his players since he took charge following their 0-0 draw at home to Stoke.
Coventry deserved late equaliser at Norwich – Mark Robins
Coventry manager Mark Robins felt justice had been done after a seeing a late equaliser from Max Biamou earn his side a 1-1 draw at Championship leaders Norwich.
Neil Warnock bemoans missed chances in Middlesbrough’s defeat at Huddersfield
Neil Warnock says his Middlesbrough side were punished for their first-half profligacy after a 3-2 defeat at Huddersfield.
Vladimir Ivic confident there is even more to come from Watford
Watford manager Vladimir Ivic believes his side can play better, despite an impressive 4-1 victory over Preston.
Paul Warne wants more of the same from his Rotherham battlers
Rotherham manager Paul Warne is challenging his side to maintain their high level of performance after they held Sky Bet Championship high-flyers Bournemouth to a 2-2 draw.
Blackburn edge closer to play-offs by beating Barnsley
Blackburn moved to within two points of the Sky Bet Championship play-offs after a hard-fought 2-1 win over Barnsley.
Max Biamou nets late equaliser for Coventry as leaders Norwich are held at home
Championship leaders Norwich City got a taste of their own medicine at Carrow Road as a late goal from substitute Max Biamou earned Coventry a 1-1 draw.
Matt Bloomfield denies Wayne Rooney first win as Derby interim manager
Wayne Rooney’s first game as interim manager of Derby ended in frustration when a late goal earned Wycombe a 1-1 draw at Pride Park.
Josh Koroma’s late strike seals the points for Huddersfield
Huddersfield sealed their first win in five games with an entertaining 3-2 victory over Middlesbrough at the John Smith’s Stadium.
Sheffield Wednesday and Stoke share the spoils
Tony Pulis marked his first home game as Sheffield Wednesday manager with a point in a 0-0 draw against his old club Stoke.
Freddie Ladapo at the double to earn Rotherham a draw against Bournemouth
A double from Freddie Ladapo earned Rotherham a 2-2 draw against Bournemouth in the Sky Bet Championship.The teams had been two divisions apart last season but Rotherham more than matched their high-flying visitors and were worthy of the point after forcing Cherries goalkeeper Asmir Begovic into a host of saves in an entertaining encounter.Matt Crooks had an early shot diverted away from goal by the alert Chris Mepham early on but Bournemouth’s first effort was closer when Junior Stanislas picked out Dominic Solanke – but he could not find the target as he slid in ahead of goalkeeper Jamal Blackman.Blackman was then at fault as he collided with Solanke on the left hand side of the box to give away a penalty. Stanislas took his time from the spot before striking it down the middle to give the visitors a 20th minute lead.The hosts were almost level inside a minute with Joe Mattock crossing for Jamie Lindsay – but his diving header was tipped over the top smartly by Begovic.It was from the left flank where Rotherham got level on 37 minutes with Ladapo slotting into the bottom corner clinically after being found by Mattock.Stanislas came close to his second either side of the break. He first tried to catch out Blackman at the near post with a long-range free-kick and was then denied by a diving save from the Chelsea loanee.But it was the home side and Ladapo celebrating a brace five minutes into the second half as the striker beat Begovic with an audacious chip into the far corner from the left side of the box.The goal came just moments after Begovic had denied Lindsay’s stinging drive from the edge of the box.The Cherries levelled on 63 minutes, with substitute Diego Rico having an instant impact and teeing up Solanke to head home from 10 yards out.Begovic again came to the rescue to deny Angus MacDonald a stunning acrobatic volley with a diving save. Crooks turned in the rebound but was ruled to be offside.Blackman beat Solanke to a through-ball as their own personal battle continued and Philip Billing smashed over from the edge of the box as the visitors cranked up some late pressure.Jefferson Lerma momentarily had Blackman scrambling but his long-range chip, with the goalkeeper way off his line, was just over the bar as Jason Tindall and his team had to settle for a point.
Cardiff put four past Luton to ease pressure on Neil Harris
Cardiff eased the pressure on manager Neil Harris with a dominant 4-0 victory over Luton.