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06/05/2026
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2026 Promotion Party: Who’s Celebrating?

The football season is nearing an end – but for some teams, the celebrations have already begun! CHAMPIONSHIP Coventry City have by far been the leading team this past season – it’s no surprise to see them lifting the trophy this year, but behind them it was a closely fought battle for the second automatic promotion spot, with Ipswich Town securing a direct return to the Premier League on the final day, beating QPR. LEAGUE ONE A phenomenal season for Lincoln City saw them become champions of the third division... Read More

19/06/2024
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Ipswich Town: Back In The Premier League

While there may be an important international tournament going on right now, we can’t overlook some of the more incredible stories from the League in the meantime… Back in May, Ipswich Town secured a triumphant return to the Premier League after a remarkable 22-year absence. For more than two decades, the club has navigated the tumultuous waters of the lower leagues, facing countless challenges and setbacks. But through it all, the spirit of the club and its supporters remained unbroken. The first significant step in Ipswich Town’s resurgence came with... Read More

04/03/2024
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Leicester City: Not Quite Running Away With It…

After 32 games, Leicester had a 12 point-lead over then 2nd place Southampton in the Championship. They’d made a sizable gap at the top with the expectation it wouldn’t be too much longer until we were declaring the Foxes the champions, with an immediate return to the Premier League. Just three games later however, that 12 point-lead has been whittled down to just 3 behind early title challengers Ipswich Town as the Foxes have lost three games in-a-row – turning the Championship on its head. All of a sudden, what... Read More

13/05/2015

The Playoffs – We’re Halfway There

So, the chase for promotion continues – and two of our finals are set. The first of these happens this Sunday, when Bristol Rovers and Grimsby Town fight for a league position next season. Neither are strangers to league football, either – for Rovers, they spent 94 consecutive years there until their relegation last year, whereas Grimsby went 117 consecutive years there, and are only the fourth team to have competed in all top 5 divisions. Grimsby since have been oh-so-close in returning for the past few seasons – in the last... Read More