Should Huddersfield Town re-ignite their transfer interest in Oxford’s Mark Sykes in the summer?
Huddersfield Town have plenty to play for as we approach the sharp end of the Sky Bet Championship season.
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Edinburgh University seal promotion to the top tier of British university hockey
The tournament had previously been dominated totally by English sides up till now.
Realistically, does Ciaron Brown have a future at Cardiff City?
Ciaron Brown is currently enduring his fourth loan spell away from Cardiff City, since signing from Wealdstone in January 2018, and will be hoping to contribute to a late League One play-off dash with Oxford United.
Edinburgh University aiming for historic first in men's hockey
Player/coach Hamish Imrie and his squad go into the Premier National play-off on a downer, however, having lost their Scottish Cup semi-final to unfancied
“He made the difference for us” – Alex Neil highlights Sunderland player who was crucial in Oxford win
Sunderland picked up a hugely significant 2-1 win at Oxford United on Saturday with Elliot Embleton scoring a late winner for the Black Cats.
Anthony Patterson tipped for bright future as impressive breakthrough season continues
Sunderland's Anthony Patterson has a big future ahead of him as he continues to make his mark in his first season of senior football. That's the view of Black Cats boss Alex Neil, who praised the academy graduate goalkeeper after his crucial second-half save proved to be one of the defining moments that helped his side take all three points against play-off rivals Oxford United at the weekend.
Elliot Embleton delivers bold promotion verdict after Sunderland’s victory over Oxford
Sunderland midfielder Elliot Embleton has revealed that he is certain that the club will secure promotion to the Championship via the play-offs next month.
REMO Cambridge aplasta a Oxford con la 'proa española' y récord
Más de 250.000 espectadores presentes en las orillas del Támesis y 500 millones a través de la televisión para disfrutar de la regata más mítica de la historia del deporte, la edición 167ª masculina (85-80 para Cambridge más un empate en 1877) y la 76ª femenina (46-30 domina también Cambridge). Esa que nació en 1829 del reto de Charles Merivale, alumno de Cambridge, a su buen amigo Charles Wordsworth, de Oxford. En 2022 regresaba el formato clásico, el del serpenteante recorrido por el río londinense (6.779 metros) entre el Puente de Putney y el de Mortlake. Dos 8 con timonel frente a frente en cada categoría, masculina y femenina, y toda la tradición reflejada en los colores azul celeste o 'huevo de pato' de Cambridge y el azul oscuro de Oxford.