Debut Wayne Rooney Latih Klub Barunya: Dibantai 0-4!
Wayne Rooney mewarnai debutnya melatih klub Championship, Plymouth Argyle, dengan buruk. Tim asuhan legenda Manchester United ini dipermak empat gol tanpa balas!
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Championship wrap: Huddersfield all but relegated, Finn Azaz on target for Middlesbrough
Huddersfield are all but relegated from the Sky Bet Championship after they were unable to beat fellow strugglers Birmingham in a 1-1 draw at the John Smith's Stadium, while Republic of Ireland international Finn Azaz was among the scorers for Middlesbrough on Saturday.
Championship wrap: Bazunu & Smallbone shine for in-form Southampton
Republic of Ireland pair Gavin Bazunu and Will Smallbone both shone as Southampton moved up to second place in the Sky Bet Championship with a 3-1 victory at Swansea.
Championship wrap: Sammie Szmodics finds net in Blackburn defeat
Sammie Szmodics scored for the fifth Sky Bet Championship game in succession but his Blackburn Rovers side eventually fell to a 3-1 defeat at basement side Sheffield Wednesday.
Wrexham host MK Dons in fourth-tier opener, Saints at Wednesday in Championship
National League champions Wrexham will begin their League Two campaign at home to MK Dons when the new season starts on Aug. 5 after the English Football League (EFL) released its fixtures for the 2023-24 season.
Sheffield Wednesday promoted to Championship with 123rd-minute Windass winner
Sheffield Wednesday added a fairytale ending to their extraordinary League One playoff campaign as Josh Windass scored the winner in stoppage time of extra time to earn them promotion with a 1-0 victory over 10-man Barnsley in the final on Monday.
Last gasp play-off final winner sends Sheffield Wednesday flying back to Championship
Sheffield Wednesday are heading back to the Championship following a two-year absence after they sealed the most dramatic of 1-0 victories over Barnsley in the League One play-off final.
Much-changed Newcastle dumped out of FA Cup by third-tier Sheffield Wednesday
SHEFFIELD: Even having club soccer’s richest owners cannot improve Newcastle's pitiful record in the FA Cup. Newcastle were humbled by a lower-league opponent in the third round of the famous old competition for the second straight year, losing at third-tier Sheffield Wednesday 2-1 on Saturday. At the same stage last year, Newcastle were beaten at home by another third-tier club, Cambridge United.