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MATCH OFFICIALS: Emily Heaslip Takes Charge of Shrewsbury Clash

Emily Heaslip has been appointed to referee Northampton Town’s League Two trip to Shrewsbury Town on Saturday. Heaslip will be assisted by Paul Stonier and Alex Gray, while Richard Aspinall will be the fourth official. Meet the Referee Heaslip has refereed two matches so far during the 2026/27 season, with both appointments coming in League […]

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Match Officials: Lewis Sandoe Takes Charge at Crewe

Lewis Sandoe has been appointed to take charge of Northampton Town’s League Two trip to Crewe Alexandra on Saturday afternoon. Sandoe will be assisted by Aaron Hallam and Ollie Williams, with Darren Rogers named as the fourth official. The appointment has been confirmed by the EFL. The Referee Sandoe is a relatively new official to the EFL, having refereed three League Two […]

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Zach Jeacock

Surname Jeacock Forenames Zachary Anton John Birthdate 08-May-2001 Birth Place Birmingham Position Goalkeeper Debut Birmingham City v Brentford, Championship (12-Sep-2020) Season Club League Position FA Cup Signed League Apps FA Cup Apps Other Apps 2018/19 Birmingham City 17th (Champ) R3 — 0 0 0 (2018) Stourport Swifts (L) — — — — — — (2019) […]

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PREVIEW – Leyton Orient (A)

Founded: 1881 Nickname: The O’s League Honours: Division 3 South (1955/56), Division 3 (1969/70) There is some doubt over the foundation of Leyton Orient Football Club in their earliest history. The most favoured version is that the football club stemmed from members of Glyn Cricket Club, who’d keep fit in winter by playing football. Eventually many of the […]

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PREVIEW – AFC Wimbledon (A)

Year Founded: 2002 Nickname: The Dons, The Wombles Major Honours: League Two Play-off winners : 2015–16 As so often in the Wimbledon story, it all came down to a penalty kick. In the final moments of 2012/13, Jack Midson stepped up to score from 12 yards. It was a goal that not only secured victory over Fleetwood Town […]

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PREVIEW – Doncaster (H)

Founded: 1879 Nickname: Donny/Rovers Stadium: Keepmoat Stadium (15,239 capacity) Honours: League One Champions 2012-13. Play-Off Winners: 2007-08 Division Three (North) Champions 1934-35, 1946-47, 1949-50. Runners-up (not promoted): 1937-38, 1938-39. In September 1879 Albert Jenkins, a fitter at Doncaster’s LNER Engineering works, “The Plant,” gets up a team to play the Deaf and Dumb Institute. The game ends up […]

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PREVIEW – Crawley (A)

Founded: 1896 Nicknames: The Reds; The Red Devils Major Honours: Conference (2010/11) Founded as Crawley Football Club in 1896, The Reds spent their formative years in the West Sussex League, before moving to the Mid-Sussex league in 1901. In the 1927/28 season, Crawley had one of their most successful pre-war seasons. The team topped the […]

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PREVIEW – Hartlepool (H)

Founded: 1881 Nicknames: The Pool, The Monkey Hangers Born out of West Hartlepool Amateurs in 1881, the fledgling club graced the amateur game with reasonable success, before a name change led Hartlepool United to be formed as a professional outfit in 1908. In August 1921, the Durham club played their first ever League game and came away […]

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PREVIEW – Walsall (H)

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PREVIEW – Mansfield

Founded: 1897 Nicknames: The Stags Honours: Fourth Division (1974/75), Third Division (1976/77), EFL Trophy (1986/87) Home Kit: SURRIDGE SPORTS Yellow shirt with blue chevroned shirt, blue shorts and yellow socks. Away Kit: SURRIDGE SPORTS two-tone blue stripes, navy blue shorts, and socks. Form: The origin of Mansfield Town can be traced back to 1897, where the club was formed by […]

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PREVIEW – Newport County

Following the sad demise of Newport County in February 1989, a new club, Newport AFC, was created by a group of County supporters three months later. The intention was to play at the highest level possible in the Football League Pyramid, with the ultimate aim of returning League football to Newport. The new club was […]

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PREVIEW – Forest Green Rovers

Forest Green Rovers Football Club is a professional football club based in Nailsworth, Gloucestershire, England. The team competes in League Two, the fourth tier of English football, and have played their home games at The New Lawn since 2006 when they moved from their original home at The Lawn Ground. Formed in October 1889, the […]

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PREVIEW – Scunthopre

Founded: 1899 Nickname: The Ion Honours: Football League Trophy Runners-up: 2009 Scunthorpe the town did not develop until around the 1880’s, when the steel industry began growing. The population of the area expanded rapidly and five villages became one larger area. In 1936 these villages assumed the name of Scunthorpe and became an established borough. As far […]

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PREVIEW – Rochdale

Founded: 1907 Nickname: The Dale Honours: Football League Third Division North: Runners–up: 1923–24, 1926–27 The present Rochdale AFC was formed following a public meeting convened by Mr. Harvey Rigg and chaired by Mr Herbert Hopkinson, held in the Central Schools Council, Fleece Street on May 14th, 1907. “At a meeting convened by Mr. Harvey Rigg in Central Council […]

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