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Ipswich Town midfielder Sam Morsy has admitted that he believes that the club will be able to close the gap between them and the play-off places by picking up some positive results in their upcoming fixtures.
The half-time show in Super Bowl LVII was absolutely epic.
Preston North End picked up another point on Wednesday night in a goalless draw against Huddersfield Town, which meant that in his first 10 league games as manager Ryan Lowe had lost just once.
LONDON : Plymouth Argyle coach Steven Schumacher was left to rue how close his side, from the third tier of English football, came to taking European champions Chelsea to a penalty shootout in their FA Cup fourth-round tie on Saturday.
Non-league Kidderminster Harriers were seconds away from one of the biggest shocks in FA Cup history until Declan Rice rescued West Ham as the Premier League side progressed to the fifth round 2-1 after extra time. Chelsea also needed extra time and late drama to see off lower league opposition 2-1 to reach the last 16 after Plymouth missed a late penalty at Stamford Bridge. Sixth-tier Kidderminster sit 113 places below David Moyes' men, who are pushing for a place in next season's Champions League.
Kepa Arrizabalaga’s penalty heroics helped Chelsea avoid a shoot-out as the Blues edged past Plymouth 2-1 in the FA Cup fourth-round but only after extra-time.
Jordan Houghton had not long arrived with his wife, Harley, at a family-run Italian restaurant in Plymouth’s dockside Barbican quarter when they turned to his phone to tune into the FA Cup fourth-round draw. “We were streaming it a few seconds behind,” Houghton says. “A load of messages started coming through but nobody actually said who it was. There were just emojis popping up, so I thought: ‘We must have drawn a big one.’ Then the next ball out was Chelsea. We started cheering and people were turning around thinking: ‘What are they doing?’ It will be the first time I’ve gone back since I left the club.”
Jordan Houghton can still remember the time Frank Lampard literally left his mark on him — sending a message to the one-time Chelsea starlet.