Number of days since an English football club scored a goal during Fox Soccer Channel's live soccer coverage on Saturdays: 14. We last saw a goal scored by an English team on Fox Soccer Channel on Saturday, November 15 when Nicolas Anelka knocked the final goal in for Chelsea against West Bromwich Albion. Click to continue reading...

Want to keep up with all of the latest news and info on your favorite League Two club? Want to read up on your club's opponent ahead of a big league clash? We've compiled links to the official club sites and news, squad, fixtures/results, and NewsNow sections for each League Two club so that [...] Click to continue reading...

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Professional Footballers Association (PFA) - Vote for your favourite player - and meet the stars
PFA 2UP Fans' Player of the Month Contenders: September 2008

The PFA's search for the Official PFA 2UP Fans' Divisional Players' of the Year Awards is now under way - and there are plenty of big names in the frame to succeed last year's winner Cristiano Ronaldo as the fans' choice. Click to continue reading...

A couple of years ago, the Reds starlet had many of us dreaming we'd found the next home grown talent capable of breaking through to the first team. Playing alongside his hero (Fowler), he scored on his Liverpool debut at just 17 years of age.

Last season he had 2 loan spells and scored a stunning volley on his debut for Notts County, sadly both loan spells were cut short because the clubs couldn't afford his wages. Click to continue reading...

Football is here again, and the beginning of the season is always a time of hope as clubs start over with a clean slate. At least, that's usually how it works. But not in League Two. Not this year. Because of point deductions, Luton Town begin the 2008-09 campaign on -30 points. That's minus 30. Just a few years ago Luton Town was in the top half of the Championship League, England's second division, with the Premiership nearly in sight.

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Soccerword's League Two Predictions
1. Darlington
2. Bradford
3. Rochdale
4. Wycombe
5. Shrewsbury
6. Chesterfield
7. Brentford
8. Notts County
9. Port Vale
10. Grimsby Town
11. Gillingham
12. Lincoln City
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For that rare breed of person who is a fan of both football along with finance law and practice, the current goings-on with the League Two crisis clubs makes for interesting reading. For the rest of us, it looks to lead towards the strange spectacle of three clubs - Luton, Bournemouth and Rotherham - all [. Click to continue reading...

While players are now reporting to their European clubs' preseason training camps, we're all still following the movement of American players between various clubs. This got me thinking that after 20 years of following the fortunes of US players in Europe (9 of them as a reporter), its hard not to notice the evolution of the American presence in the European game. Click to continue reading...

Harry Redknapp is achieving great things at Portsmouth this season, although he's keen never to forget the club that gave him his first managerial opportunity. The Daily Mail report that the Pompey gaffer is determined not let AFC Bournemouth go out of business after the club were placed into administration earlier this month. Click to continue reading...

There's no stopping Paul Anderson these days. The 19-year-old on-loan winger at Swansea scored his third league goal and his fifth overall of the season today as the Swans crushed League One leaders Leyton Orient, 5-0. It is the second straight match in which the Leicester product has netted. Their next match is a week from tomorrow when they face Bournemouth in league play. Click to continue reading...

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Omonia Nicosia and CSKA Sofia drew one all with the first goal being a stunning long distance volley by Claudinei a mere 35 seconds into the match, while Omonia equalized less than fifteen minutes later with a near equally impressive strike by Kaiafas.


Craig Beattie's amazing strike for Albion versus Bournemouth to lead his club past the first round of the League Cup. Click to continue reading...

Omonia Nicosia and CSKA Sofia drew one all with the first goal being a stunning long distance volley by Claudinei a mere 20 seconds into the match, while Omonia equalized less than fifteen minutes later with a near equally impressive strike by Kaiafas.


Craig Beattie's amazing strike for Albion versus Bournemouth to lead his club past the first round of the League Cup. Click to continue reading...