Proceedings began slowly, with neither side able to generate rhythm into their play as both Blackburn and Sheffield Wednesday were still figuring out each other.  Rovers certainly had the lion's share of possession; however, they lacked conviction in the final third of the play.   To the visitors' credit, roared on by a boisterous contingent from Yorkshire, they never allowed any clear-cut chan…

Huddersfield and AFC Wimbledon shared a breathless contest at the John Smith’s Stadium, an affair defined by momentum swings, defensive lapses, and sustained periods of pressure from both sides. Across a chaotic ninety minutes, neither side ever truly looked in control, yet both produced enough quality to feel they might have taken more from the match. The tone was set almost immediately.

Scunthorpe United — the Iron — have lived a footballing saga few clubs experience so vividly: a story of former highs, a harrowing fall, and the gritty resolve to fight back. As of 2025, the club stands on the cusp of a new era — one built on community, resilience, and the hope of reclaiming past glories.

Ian Evatt, after a rocky beginning and mounting pressure, has seemingly come out of this rut, and Bolton has begun to slowly climb back up the table. The Whites flew out of the blocks straight from the off, and within twenty-five minutes, they were two to the good.  A changed front line of Aaron Collins and John McAtee proved to be effective, as the latter opened the account for the night.

In a fixture that seemed like make-or-break for Ian Evatt, many parts seemed to click into gear in this particular game as Bolton comfortably dispatched Reading to earn their first home win of the league campaign.

Ninety minutes plus extra time and penalties, if needed, are separating these two sides from the championship. Wembley awaits Bolton Wanderers vs.

The opening stages of this play-off affair wasn’t eye catching in the slightest, with only an effort early on for Wanderers that was beaten away with ease by the Barnsley shot-stopper happening in the first twenty minutes.

Four teams and one promotion spot remain.

Bolton slipped away from Derby County in the race for the final automatic promotion spot after a 2-2 home draw against a resolute and determined Shrewsbury Town side.  A maximum in their penultimate home match would’ve seen Ian Evatt’s move to within a point of the Rams, but the visitors made sure they would have to work to achieve this feat as they worked tirelessly and eventually opened the s…

Wanderers manager Ian Evatt spoke to Pete Oliver from Bolton Wanderers to preview the club's clash with Cambridge United.  It’s been a tricky few weeks for the Whites as they’ve entered a rough patch that has seen them lose at Blackpool and local rivals Wigan, meaning their chances to pull clear in second haven’t been taken.  Although defeat on Tuesday night was a sucker punch for Evatt, he was…

Bolton return to action and are back on home turf after a maximum on Tuesday night, with Ian Evatt’s men hosting relegation-threatened Charlton.

A huge game for Bolton to return to winning ways and crank more pressure on Portsmouth arises as Wanderers lock horns at Cambridge. A 1-1 draw last time out against Barnsley wasn’t the desired result, but it was certainly better than it could have been as the Tykes took the lead before the character shown in many games this season by Ian Evatt’s men saw them get a point over the line.

Bolton return to their home turf this weekend as another fellow promotion-chasing side, Barnsley, visit Ian Evatt’s side. Despite losing the EFL Trophy to Blackpool midweek, this will take less eyes off other competitions and full focus on league action as Bolton sit pretty.

Out of nothing, a threatening, in-swinging corner by the visitors was met by Charlie Wyke in the area, and the Latics striker was able to place his header beyond the diving Nathan Baxter, handing Wigan the lead.

The Good Friday feeling was in full swing at the WHAM, as Accrington Stanley brushed aside an abject Port Vale to move to within a point of safety. After an abhorrent run which red two wins in fourteen outings before the game, Darrell Clarke made several changes to his Port Vale side in search of an ellusive three points.

Two promotion battling sides shared the spoils at Hillsborough, as league leaders Sheffield Wednesday were held by Bolton. Both sides injected impetus straight from the off in this clash, with a thwarted warning shot fired by Bolton and a Barry Bannan shot for the hosts un-phasing the away team.

With fewer than ten games remaining of the League Two season, it's crucial that sides begin to take advantage to reach their respective aims. At Prenton Park, a fixture that has produced many memorable match-ups over the years will commence on Saturday, as Tranmere Rovers fresh off the back from a 2-0 defeat at Gillingham, host lowly Newport County.

Tranmere Rovers are presented with a tough challenge as second placed Stevenage welcome the Super White Army to Hertfordshire. Tranmere return to league action after a recent barren run and are eager to rekindle a consistent run and move up the table once more.

Lifelong Workington AFC fan Joe Holt remembers the FA Cup third round clash between Manchester United in January 1958, one of the 'Busby Babes' final ever games, a month later on February 6th the Munich Air Disaster claimed 23 lives, including eight of the United team, also injuring 19. This year marked the 65th anniversary of the disaster and, of course, that FA Cup match.

Prenton Park will play host to two sides in a contrasting run of form, as Tranmere need to boost their play-off credentials once again when they host Mansfield Town this afternoon. The ‘Super White Army’ will be looking to avenge a disheartening defeat from Tuesday night as they went down 2-0 at Valley Parade to Bradford City.

Cook haunts former side despite dominant Tranmere display