Isaac Stronge

5 days ago | footballleagueworld.co.uk | Isaac Stronge

Leeds United recorded an all-important, yet slender win against Oxford United on Good Friday. The win took them back to the top of the table on goal difference after Burnley also bagged all three points against Watford earlier in the day. Midfielder Ilia Gruev, who played all 90 minutes of the tense affair at the Kassam Stadium, marked the importance of the victory on Instagram following the game.

5 days ago | footballleagueworld.co.uk | Isaac Stronge

Matty Godden took to social media to celebrate netting Charlton Athletic’s winner against Northampton Town on Good Friday. Despite taking an early lead thanks to a ninth-minute Luke Berry opener, Charlton were quickly pegged back by the Cobblers thanks to a Dara Costelloe equaliser from the spot just minutes later. But Godden ensured the Addicks took all three points with a neat finish in the 71st minute, solidifying Charlton’s play-off place.

6 days ago | footballleagueworld.co.uk | Isaac Stronge

Striker Tanto Olaofe has been a transfer success story for Stockport County. He first arrived in SK3 from Millwall in January 2023 and played a pivotal role in the club’s promotion to League One in the 2023/24 season. So productive was that season, and so well-received was Olaofe at Edgeley Park, that he signed a new three-year deal in the summer of 2024, with an optional year. But fans inside the stadium may not realise just how important they were to getting the deal done.

6 days ago | manutd.com | Isaac Stronge

Skip to Main NavigationSkip to contentIt was a chaotic affair to say the least, with the Reds slipping from two goals ahead in normal time to two behind in extra-time, before Harry Maguire rose to meet Casemiro's cross to seal the last-gasp winner. Manuel Ugarte, Diogo Dalot, Bruno Fernandes and Kobbie Mainoo all played their role with goals in earlier in the game, and that's only to mention the men that made it onto the scoresheet. But who stood out in the busiest of all crowded fields?

6 days ago | manutd.com | Isaac Stronge

Skip to Main NavigationSkip to contentThe bare facts of the matter are a 5-4 victory, after extra-time, was enough to clinch a 7-6 aggregate triumph over the much-respected French side. Yet that only scratches the surface of what happened which is still scarcely believable some time after the final whistle. From 4-2 down, United scored three times without reply, through Bruno Fernandes, Kobbie Mainoo and Harry Maguire, to turn the tie on its head completely.