Chris Peddy
London Online Journalist at BBC
@BBCSport online journalist covering London and the south east
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1 week ago |
bbc.co.uk | Chris Peddy
Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Leicester, Sale and Bristol occupy the three top-four spots up for grabsFive teams go into the Premiership's dramatic final day with a chance of joining table-toppers Bath in this season's play-offs - and of winning the title at Twickenham in two weeks' time. Leicester, Sale, Bristol, Gloucester and Saracens could remarkably all still finish anywhere from second to sixth as they go into the weekend separated by just five points after 17 matches.
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1 week ago |
au.sports.yahoo.com | Chris Peddy
Five teams go into the Premiership's dramatic final day still in with a chance of joining table toppers Bath in this season's play-offs and of winning the title at Twickenham in two weeks' time. Leicester, Sale, Bristol, Gloucester and Saracens could remarkably all still finish anywhere from second to sixth as they go into the weekend separated by just five points after 17 matches.
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1 week ago |
bbc.com | Chris Peddy
Kelman top-scored in the the league this season, with 22 goals, scoring a 23rd in the first leg of Orient's semi-final victory over Stockport County and a further four in other competitions. He is set to return to his parent club Queens Park Rangers. Left-back Jack Currie is also set to leave, with his loan from Oxford United expiring. McAnuff, who made 119 appearances for the O's, believes the club is in a healthier position than after their last League One play-off final defeat, in 2014.
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1 week ago |
bbc.com | Chris Peddy
Jones took over at Charlton in February 2024 with the club three points above the relegation zone and steered them to a 16th-placed finish, before leading them to play-off victory this season. "There can be no doubt that he's a very good manager. He's had great success with Luton over two stints. His teams are really difficult to play against," Taylor said.
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sports.yahoo.com | Chris Peddy |South East
As referee Andrew Kitchen blew the whistle to bring an end to the League One play-off final another landmark day was written in Charlton Athletic's Wembley story. "Some clubs are built for Wembley and I've been fortunate to play for two of them that seem to go there and just get the job done by hook or by crook," former Addicks and AFC Wimbledon striker Lyle Taylor told BBC Radio 5 Live's 72+ podcast.
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