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A banana skin, bad blood and midfield question marks as Town prepare for Charlton

Ipswich Town are back at Portman Road this evening, taking on Charlton Athletic (7:45pm). Alex Jones previews the action.
Published 40 minutes ago on EADT

New Rangers head coach Danny Rohl backed as right choice while Birmingham City midfielder is linked with Scotland.
Published an hour ago on BBC Football - Scottish Football

Rohl backed & Leonard Scotland link - gossip

New Rangers head coach Danny Rohl backed as right choice while Birmingham City midfielder is linked with Scotland.
Published an hour ago on BBC Football

Neumann starts as Chris Davies reunites key duo - Birmingham City predicted XI for Preston

Birmingham City take on Preston North End in their next Championship fixture tonight (7:45pm)
Published 4 hours ago on Birmingham Mail - Birmingham

Is George Hirst still on penalty duty? Here's what McKenna had to say

Ipswich Town manager Kieran McKenna insists he still trusts George Hirst as a penalty taker.
Published 14 hours ago on EADT

McKenna: Hirst Still Has My Trust From the Spot

Town boss Kieran McKenna says George Hirst retains his trust from the penalty spot despite the Scotland international missing his last two kicks.
Published 15 hours ago on TWTD.co.uk

Decision to exclude Israeli fans 'wrong' - Nandy

UK Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy tells MPs local authorities in Birmingham should reverse the ban.
Published 16 hours ago on BBC Football

Birmingham under pressure and Millwall's great form - EFL takeaways

Final Score pundit Sam Parkin gives his five takeaways from Saturday's EFL action.
Published 16 hours ago on BBC Football

Inside St Andrew’s: Chris Davies given advice as Phil Neumann lands Birmingham City boost

Latest Birmingham City notebook features Phil Neumann, Eiran Cashin, Chris Davies and Tony Pulis
Published 18 hours ago on Birmingham Mail - Birmingham

Villa Park fan ban fear raised as Birmingham Council approves World Cup bid

Birmingham City Council says being a host city for the 2035 Women's World Cup could bring a £100m economic boost
Published 18 hours ago on Birmingham Mail - Birmingham