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Colby Bishop returned from heart surgery to secure Portsmouths first home win of the season as they beat Preston 3-1. Pompeys leading goalscorer in their League One title-winning season, Bishop had missed the opening 14 matches as he recovered from his summer health scare after a heart scan revealed a risk. He came on in […]

Pressure intensified on Hibernian manager David Gray after a limp 2-1 home defeat by St Mirren left them bottom of the Premiership. Conor McMenamins first-half double did the damage for the Buddies, while Ellery Balcombes penalty save from Hibs forward Martin Boyle just after the hour was a further setback for the beleaguered hosts. There

Dundee United secured an ultimately comfortable 3-0 victory over Ross County at Tannadice. After a tepid first half, the hosts took the lead through Luca Stephenson before Sam Dalby netted his fourth goal in five games, with teenage substitute Owen Stirton adding a third in stoppage time. The victory cemented Uniteds fourth place in the

Two second-half goals from managerless Coventry earned a 2-2 draw at Sunderland after the leaders had conjured up a couple of special finishes to take control. With the Black Cats two goals up at half-time, Coventry followed up Haji Wrights 62nd-minute finish with Jack Rudonis header with six minutes left to earn a point. The

Norwichs proud unbeaten home record ended with a whimper as Bristol City came away with a well-deserved 2-0 Championship win. The Canaries had gone 24 games without defeat at Carrow Road, stretching back to November of last year when Blackburn won 3-1 during David Wagners tenure as manager. But, with a number of key players

Liverpool extend lead – could they win this title?The Saturday late kick-off tends to bring with it a special atmosphere but there was an additional spring in the step of the Anfield masses ahead of Liverpools game against Aston Villa. Manchester Citys latest defeat offered the opportunity to move five points clear. Liverpool seized that

Pep Guardiola walked into his press conference after Manchester Citys 2-1 defeat at Brighton and was asked if he now faces his biggest challenge at the club. Yeah, like when we won 16 or 17 games in a row to win the Premier League right? he replied. The City boss was talking about four years

Erling Haaland tangled with Jan Paul van Hecke towards the end of Manchester Citys loss at Brighton, while Pep Guardiola had an animated conversation with the defender after the game.

Highlights from the Premier League match between Brighton & Hove Albion and Manchester City.

Highlights of the Sky Bet Championship match between Leeds and Queens Park Rangers.