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6 days ago | 
londonnewsonline.co.uk | Mitchell Hall |Edmund Brack
BY MITCHELL HALLBromley cruised to a 1-0 win over bottom of League two Morecambe thanks to a Michael Cheek penalty at Hayes Lane, in a match that also saw Morecambe’s David Tutonda dismissed in a farcical fit of dissent. Here is Mitchell Hall’s lowdown on the match…THE LINE-UPSBromley: Smith, Odutayo, Grant, Elerewe, Sowunmi, Charles, Thompson (Whitely 62), Arthurs, Congreve (Ilunga 62), Imray (McKirdy 83), Cheek. Subs not used: Long, Kabamba, Mayor, Kacurri.
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1 week ago | 
londonnewsonline.co.uk | Mitchell Hall
BY MITCHELL HALLOliver Glasner has refused to attribute his side’s poor performance to the absence of captain Marc Guehi as they fell to a 5-2 defeat at Manchester City. Palace took a two-goal lead in the early stages of the match thanks to goals from Eberechi Eze and Chris Richards, but silly mistakes and a significant drop-off in performance levels saw the lead slip away before half-time.
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2 weeks ago | 
londonnewsonline.co.uk | Mitchell Hall
BY MITCHELL HALLAlex Neil has said that it is still too early to say whether a Millwall playoff push is realistic, despite having just six games remaining in the Championship season. Millwall currently sit just six points off the playoff places thanks to Mihailo Ivanovic’s late winner securing three points against Portsmouth on Saturday, but have less than a month to close the gap before season’s end.
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2 weeks ago | 
londonnewsonline.co.uk | Mitchell Hall
BY MITCHELL HALLAlex Neil says he does not feel Millwall’s pattern of late winners is down to coincidence after their 2-1 victory over Portsmouth on Saturday, in which Mihailo Ivanovic’s 87th-minute header made the difference. Ivanovic opened the scoring in the 57th minute from a George Honeyman corner, before Portsmouth’s Andre Dozzell levelled as his 80th-minute shot snuck in through a sea of legs in the box.
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2 weeks ago | 
londonnewsonline.co.uk | Mitchell Hall
BY MITCHELL HALLMillwall boss Alex Neil was full of praise for 20-year-old striker Mihailo Ivanovic as his goals at The Den secured all three points in a 2-1 win over Portsmouth. Ivanovic opened the scoring in the 57th minute when he glanced a George Honeyman cross home goal at the front post, but the strike was quickly cancelled out by Andre Dozzell’s frantic equaliser.
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1 month ago | 
londonnewsonline.co.uk | Mitchell Hall
BY MITCHELL HALLJohnnie Jackson feels his side are still in a good position in the League Two promotion hunt despite dropping two points in their late 2-2 draw at home to Barrow on Saturday. The Dons fell to a draw after conceding two Barrow goals in the last eight minutes at Plough Lane on Saturday, cancelling out a two-goal cushion provided by goals from Marcus Browne and Matty Stevens.
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1 month ago | 
swlondoner.co.uk | Mitchell Hall
Sport At the end of the 2023/24 Premier League season, after two stints in the role, David Moyes left his role as manager of West Ham United, replaced by Julen Lopetegui. Despite three seasons in European competition, and one European trophy, Moyes found himself under constant scrutiny for his conservative style of play.
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1 month ago | 
londonnewsonline.co.uk | Mitchell Hall
BY MITCHELL HALLChelsea boss Enzo Maresca has once again changed his preferred goalkeeper for tomorrow’s trip to Arsenal as the Italian hopes to gain ground on the Gunners’ second place spot in the Premier League. The Spanish shotstopper was left out of the line-up for the Blues’ 1-0 win over Copenhagen at Stamford Bridge on Thursday night, which Maresca confirmed was to rest Sanchez ahead of tomorrow’s game.
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1 month ago | 
londonnewsonline.co.uk | Mitchell Hall
BY MITCHELL HALLAFC Wimbledon boss Johnnie Jackson was pleased to see his side sharing the goals around as they defeated League Two promotion rivals Notts County 2-0 at Plough Lane yesterday. Defender Joe Lewis opened the scoring when he guided his header in off the far post from a corner just after the half-hour mark, before midfielder Alistair Smith fired home from the edge of the box 15 minutes later to double their lead.
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1 month ago | 
londonnewsonline.co.uk | Mitchell Hall
BY MITCHELL HALLJohnnie Jackson felt AFC Wimbledon created the chances to equalise but needed to do better in front of goal during their 1-0 loss to Bromley yesterday. He found his Dons side playing catch-up after a bizarre Corey Whitely opener set them back in the 76th minute, despite the hosts dominating possession. The result cost Wimbledon vital points in their League Two promotion race and marked the first goal they had conceded in five straight games at Plough Lane.
