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Wrexham AFC manager Phil Parkinson reflected on his side's defeat at Dagenham and also praised the club's vocal travelling supporters. The Dragons fell just short in their bid to win the National League title as they slipped to a 3-0 defeat at Dagenham & Redbridge whilst rivals Stockport County beat Halifax Town to clinch the title.
Sam Kerr’s extra-time winner in the FA Cup Final helped boss Emma Hayes claim her 11th major trophy in charge of Chelsea Women.
Ian Burchnall was thrilled to bank a home quarter-final for Notts County in the National League play-offs after they beat Maidenhead on the final day of the season.
Wrexham saw their National League title aspirations dashed at Victoria Road meaning they now face a home play off tie against either Notts County or Grimsby Town. Stockport County clinched the title with a win against Halifax Town.
Notts County boss Ian Burchnall has played down bookies' odds linking him with the vacant Forest Green Rovers job. The 39-year-old is enjoying a strong season in his first full campaign at Meadow Lane.
Notts County travel to Maidenhead looking for a third win in a row as the regular season comes to a close. Wins over Dover and Altrincham in recent weeks have seen Ian Burchnall's side enter a crucial stage of the season in top form.
Ian Burchnall is relishing Notts County's date with the National League play-offs and hopes his players savour every moment of their attempt to win promotion back to the Football League.
En Maidstone, una pequeña ciudad situada al sureste de Londres, los niños no quieren ser como Harry Kane ni anhelan acudir cada fin de semana a Stamford Bridge. En Maidstone, los más jóvenes quieren seguir los pasos de Joan Luque (Barcelona, 1992), a quien animan desde las siempre abarrotadas gradas del Gallagher Stadium. «El sábado pasado me hice 700 fotos y firmé otros tantos autógrafos. Después de cada partido hay 15 o 20 niños esperándome en la puerta del vestuario. Mi madre, que vino el pasado fin de semana, dice que se sintió como la madre de Messi. Es una recompensa a mi trabajo y mi forma de ser. Me hacen sentir como en casa», descubre en AS un Luque pletórico tras ascender con el Maidstone United a la Quinta División de Inglaterra: «La sensación es rara porque hace unas semanas me rompí el cruzado y no he podido acabar la temporada, pero estoy muy contento de lo que he hecho. Solo espero que los mejores partidos del próximo curso, como las visitas al Oldham o al Notts County, toquen en la segunda vuelta, cuando esté ya recuperado».