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Bolton Wanderers failed to bounce back from their heavy loss to Middlesbrough, surrendering a lead in the final minutes to lose 2-3 to Bristol City on Saturday. Goals from Josh Sheehan and Sam Dalby gave the Whites what looked to be a winning lead, but the team's defensive woes rose up again as they conceded two late goals to lose the game.
02.11.26Analysis
Fer Lopez has welcomed Wolves’ recent progress but believers there is more to come under Cesar Peixoto as Wanderers continue their impressive rise to third place.
02.11.26News
In a revealing chat, the Blues winger reveals why re-signing for the club came with nerves and trepidation after his desire was questioned
01.11.26Features
Colin Tattum and Paul Tait are back to review a big win at Lincoln City and an equally big week ahead
01.11.26Opinion
Statistically, Burnley's performance against Portsmouth on Saturday was respectable, but it was worth only one point, which simply isn't enough in the current predicament.
MACHEL HEWITT: The human condition operates on the notion of hope and a brighter tomorrow. Any statement selling that dream might go a long way to restoring the feeling.
01.11.26Matchday
Fabio Celestini's Burnley reign got off to a leaboured start as Burnley were held to a 0-0 draw by Portsmouth at Turf Moor. Here are three things we learned from that game.
Blues bounced back from defeat at Cardiff City with an impression performance at Lincoln which drew heavily on their fibre and football
01.11.26Analysis
It had been 41 years since Watford led 2-0 away from home at half time in the League and lost, which is why the collapse at Norwich felt so vivid - but Alessio Dionisi's response, when the tide was turning, was poor game management
A new era at Burnley Football Club under new manager Fabio Celestini got off to a dull but solid start after a stalemate at home against Portsmouth. Here are our player ratings from the match.
Bolton Wanderers came back from 1-0 down only to concede two late goals to lose to Bristol City. Goals from Josh Sheehan and Sam Dalby had seen Steven Schumacher's team take the lead, but late injuries and a defensive collapse saw the home side concede twice in the final moments. Here's our full player ratings from the game.
01.11.26News
Bolton Wanderers collapsed after leading 2-1, conceding two late goals to Bristol City to see the Whites drop three points at home. Steven Schumacher believes his team were the better side throughout, but admits that it means nothing if the cannot see out games.
The Hungarian international defender put the icing on the cake of a brilliant Albion display with his third goal of the season. Styles says a change of manager has led to a massive shift in the mentality of the squad.
Cesar Peixoto was upbeat after Wolves’ dominant performance which earnt his side back-to-back victories at Molineux with a 3-0 victory over Cardiff City, who remain winless on the road.
31.10.26News
Ben Smith takes a detailed look back after Chesterfield were heavily beaten in their most recent League Two fixture.
31.10.26Opinion
MATCHDAY 14: Gareth Ainsworth rang the changes, and got the performance he wanted as his reshuffled Gills side won 2-1 away at Shrewsbury Town.
31.10.26Matchday
Bolton Wanderers had come from behind to lead Bristol City in the dying moments before a defensive collapse saw the Whites concede two late goals to lose 2-3 at home. Josh Sheehan and Sam Dalby had Bolton in control after Dom Ballard's opener before Sam Bell and Scott Twine scored late on to seal three points for the Robins.
Bolton Wanderers fell apart, conceding two goals in the final stages to lose 3-2 to Bristol City. Steven Schumacher's team had the lead but Chris Forino's injury saw the Whites fall apart with Sam Bell and Scott Twine found the net to condemn Wanderers to a second straight home defeat.
James Morrison's side extended their unbeaten run to four games - and more importantly answered a few questions about their appetite for the big occasion after derby failures against Wolves and Blues
Another game that was over by half time...
Leicester City return to the King Power Stadium this afternoon, looking to continue their good recent form. Honey Hicks has the lowdown on the opposition.
James Morrison has a couple of key selection decisions to make against The Hammers. Does he stick with Barney Stewart or restore Aune Heggebo up front and who plays on the problematic right side of midfield?
The head coach is undecided whether the Spanish playmaker will feature against the Bluebirds
30.10.26News
Welcome to The Hat-Trick, your bite-sized weekend preview as we take a look at three key questions we’re hoping we’ll all get answers to on Matchday 14.
30.10.26Features
