Coventry manager, Chris Coleman, has come out strongly against the wealthy owner’s of Queens Park Rangers, saying that the approach adopted by them is really shocking, and one which he derided as half-hearted at best. The coach looked particularly amused that his 10 men team not only managed to keep the opposition at bay, but also was the one who dominated the proceedings against a visibly passive opponent. Chris Coleman was not off mark when he says so, especially when one considers the performance of Heidar Helguson, the Rangers’ new recruitment, who spilled no less than five genuine chances. Queens Park Rangers though escaped a rare ignominy when they survived an inspired attempt by Coventry in the dying minutes of the game. (Read on …)

Reading is reaching peak form at the right time, if its thumping victory over Birmingham is any indication to go by. The victory has added momentum to the club’s pursuit of the Championship title, while halted the prospects of the vanquished to an extent. (Read on …)

Old Trafford saw a superb execution of skill and exuberance as Manchester United annihilated Chelsea out of the game, scoring a 3-0 victory over their traditional rivals. The win also saw them beat a major team for the very first time in this season and helped them climb up the table, within five points of the top spot in the league table. Nemanja Vidic, star striker Wayne Rooney and Dimitar Berbatov were the ones who scored for the Red Devils to take the team’s overall tally to 41 points, bringing them back in the hunt and narrowing the gap by 1 point with Chelsea placed at second. (Read on …)

QPR and Burnley will face each other in a replay match later this month, after the two teams played out an insipid draw in their FA Cup third round tie at Loftus Road. (Read on …)

Crystal Palace survived the harsh reality of making an abrupt exit from the FA Cup as they managed to chalk out a lacklustre goalless draw against their in-form League One opponents. The team miraculously survived numerous attempts at the goal by the opposition team, and came out with the all-crucial point that was needed to give them a second life, as they secured themselves the chance to take part in the FA third-round replay. (Read on …)

Coventry romped home in a comprehensive fashion over Kidderminster Harriers as they defeated their battered rivals 2-0. Leon McKenzie and Leon Best scored a goal each for the winner, consequently securing the team a fourth round berth at the FA Cup. (Read on …)

Burnley was in for a bitter shock as they were beaten hands down by Doncaster, who until now has been lurking at the bottom of the table, 2-1. The team also had to swallow the harsh reality of missing their captain, Steven Caldwell from the first leg of leg of his club’s Carling Cup semi-final against Tottenham next week as he was sent off during the match played at the Keepmoat Stadium. (Read on …)

Swansea missed a golden opportunity when they failed to put aside the challenge of a lackluster Birmingham side, managing an inspiring goalless draw. The draw highlighted the plight of Swansea who at the moment has earned the dubious distinction that of a draw specialist, with their recent performance further confirming the tag. (Read on …)

The latest setback in the form of a heartbreaking 2-1 loss at home to Coventry has pushed Charlton to the brink of embarrassment as they find themselves staring down the barrel, as they remain static at the bottom of the Coca-Cola Championship. (Read on …)

It is only for the third time this season that Wolves has failed to win at home, as they played out a fruitless draw against Sheffield United in the Boxing Day match. The draw also halted the winning momentum of Wolves who are currently leading the championship. (Read on …)