Nathan Jones praises Harry Cornick after netting Luton winner at Cardiff
Luton boss Nathan Jones hailed match-winner Harry Cornick after he came off the bench to score the crucial goal in the 1-0 victory at Cardiff.
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Lee Bowyer endures ‘worst day in football’ as Blackpool hit Birmingham for six
Under-fire Lee Bowyer branded Birmingham’s dismal 6-1 defeat at Blackpool his “worst day in football” but insisted he would not stand down unless pushed by the club’s hierarchy.
‘We’ve kept season alive’ – Millwall boss Gary Rowett after victory over Hull
Gary Rowett admitted Millwall “kept the season alive” as a 2-1 victory over Hull left them on the fringe of the play-off places.
I want to rebuild this club – Wayne Rooney committed to Derby despite relegation
Wayne Rooney is “excited” by the challenge of leading Derby back to the Championship but insists both his and the club’s future rests on the completion of a takeover.
Scott Parker impressed by Bournemouth’s ruthlessness at Coventry
Bournemouth boss Scott Parker admitted his team had to be ruthless to overcome a “very good” Coventry side.
Blackburn are suffering from a lack of confidence – Tony Mowbray
Tony Mowbray said his Blackburn team are suffering from a “lack of confidence” after their play-off hopes suffered another blow with a 1-0 defeat at home to Stoke.
Grant McCann hails Peterborough defensive strength after vital win at Barnsley
Peterborough manager Grant McCann hailed a strong defensive display from his side after Jack Marriott and Frankie Kent secured a vital 2-0 win against fellow strugglers Barnsley.
C'ship wrap: Derby go down as Bournemouth inch closer
Derby were relegated from the Sky Bet Championship after losing 1-0 at QPR. Luke Amos struck two minutes from time to twist the knife into Wayne Rooney's Rams. Derby, who suffered a 21-point deduction due to entering administration and breaches of EFL financial rules, had their fate sealed when Reading grabbed a last-minute equaliser to draw 4-4 against Swansea.Reading fought back in sensational style after trailing Swansea 4-1 with half an hour of their game remaining. Lucas Joao dispatched a third-minute penalty for the Royals, but Hannes Wolf quickly equalised with a superb curler into the top corner. A Joel Piroe double, including Swansea's first penalty of the season, and a brilliant by Republic of Ireland striker Michael Obafemi effort put the visitors in control.