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Championship · Matchday 6 ·
| Wolverhampton Wanderers | — |
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| Portsmouth | — |
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Anti-immigration protesters in Portsmouth gathered outside a hotel believing it was housing asylum seekers, only to be told by staff that the occupants were actually Pakistan's under-19 cricket team on tour in England. The mix-up came just days after around 120 migrants were brought ashore near the city, an event that had already sparked a…
Hampshire Police are investigating an altercation between Cardiff City defender Krystian Bielik and a Portsmouth supporter during Portsmouth's 2-0 Championship win at Fratton Park on Saturday. The incident occurred late in the second half as Bielik went to retrieve a ball from the crowd, sparking a physical confrontation that drew players into the fray and…
Portsmouth head coach John Mousinho apologised to Cardiff City after home fans clashed with defender Krystian Bielik during Saturday's Championship match at Fratton Park, which Portsmouth won 2-0. In the 72nd minute, Bielik became involved in a physical altercation with a supporter while retrieving a ball, with Cardiff manager Brian Barry-Murphy saying his player had…
Brian Barry-Murphy will become Cardiff City's longest-serving manager since Neil Warnock when he takes charge of his 63rd game, against Portsmouth on Saturday 5 September. This milestone highlights the turbulence Cardiff have experienced since Warnock's departure in November 2019, with Barry-Murphy the eighth permanent appointment (tenth including caretakers) in that time, achieving the feat in…
Lincoln City hosted second-tier football for the first time in more than 65 years, but the celebratory occasion ended in a 3-1 defeat to Portsmouth in front of a sold-out crowd at Sincil Bank. Despite the result, the club's return to the Championship after promotion from League One with over 100 points was widely seen…
Aston Villa are set to sign Japan international Zion Suzuki as their new goalkeeper, making him the first Japanese player to become a Premier League club's number one. The 23-year-old will replace Emiliano Martínez, the Argentina World Cup winner, and arrives having already overcome significant setbacks, including racist abuse he received online following errors at…
