Articles
-
4 weeks ago |
bbc.com | Brent Pilnick |Ian Woodcock |Simon Oxley |Dafydd Pritchard |Dominic Dietrich |Mike White | +3 more
Published6 minutes agoAs the Championship season heads into the last four games, the battle to avoid relegation looks set to go down to the final day. With eight teams still realistically in danger of the drop, BBC Sport looks at how the second tier relegation battle is shaping up and what chances statisticians Opta give each team of dropping down to League One. How has it come to this?
-
4 weeks ago |
bbc.com | Dominic Dietrich
The important thing to note with four games to go, safety is currently in Derby County's hands. And as they get ready for a season-defining Easter weekend, there is no bigger game than Luton this Friday for the Rams with many comparing it to the importance of last season's promotion-shaping win at home against Bolton Wanderers in League One.
-
1 month ago |
bbc.co.uk | Andrew Aloia |Dominic Dietrich
While Adams remains among the footballing minority – figures indicate that there are about 250 Muslim players in first teams and academies across the Premier League and English Football League - his feelings have changed in recent years. The Professional Footballers' Association has delivered Muslim player consideration awareness workshops at English clubs for more than a decade. Adams says team-mates and Derby supporters have increasingly taken interest in how he observes Ramadan.
-
1 month ago |
bbc.com | Andrew Aloia |Dominic Dietrich
While Adams remains among the footballing minority – figures indicate that there are about 250 Muslim players in first teams and academies across the Premier League and English Football League - his feelings have changed in recent years. The Professional Footballers' Association has delivered Muslim player consideration awareness workshops at English clubs for more than a decade. Adams says team-mates and Derby supporters have increasingly taken interest in how he observes Ramadan.
-
2 months ago |
bbc.com | Andrew Aloia |Dominic Dietrich
Burton Albion boss Gary Bowyer ranks the The Great Escape as one of his favourite movies, but says his side's battle to avoid relegation from League One is not about to follow a Hollywood script. The Brewers' resurgence under Bowyer, who has overseen four wins and five draws in the 13 games since he took charge in December, has been likened to the 1963 cinematic classic staring Steve McQueen as a daredevil POW in World War Two.
Try JournoFinder For Free
Search and contact over 1M+ journalist profiles, browse 100M+ articles, and unlock powerful PR tools.
Start Your 7-Day Free Trial →X (formerly Twitter)
- Followers
- 9K
- Tweets
- 12K
- DMs Open
- No
Game’s gone 🤦♂️
RT @BBCDerbySport: Burton Albion's management duo Gary Bowyer and Pat Lyons will be LIVE in the studio on Thursday's Sportscene at Six. #…
It may be a bank holiday Monday but we’re live with the Talk-in tonight! @MalChristie, Eric Steele and @Ed__Dawes in the studio with me until 19:00. #DCFC
