Blackburn Rovers
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Oxford United, who reached the fourth round last season, have gone one better after an emphatic victory over Newcastle United
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Stourbridge, the FA Cup third round’s lowest-ranked club, were beaten 2-1 by Wycombe thanks to a late Adebayo Akinfenwa goal, while Oxford recorded a 3-2 victory away at Rotherham
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Charlie Mulgrew scored for Blackburn with a second-half free-kick as Newcastle surrendered top spot in the Championship
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A seesaw battle at Ewood Park was settled in Reading’s favour when George Evans’s injury-time strike secured a 3-2 win
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Brighton extended their unbeaten run in Championship to 15 games by defeating Blackburn 3-2 to go top though Chris Hughton said Newcastle remained the side to catch
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Mulgrew’s late goal gave Blackburn Rovers a surprise 1-0 victory at Championship leaders Newcastle United
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Tom Ince won and missed two penalties but also scored twice as Derby beat Rotherham, Reading look rock solid under Jaap Stam and Tim Sherwood’s week got even worse
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The beautiful game is littered with beautifully strange, funny and famous tales. Journalist Nick Szczepanik has compiled many for his new book, Pulp Football. Here are five of Guardian Sport’s favourites
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The best performers in Europe’s top leagues, plus the story of Anthony Modeste, who couldn’t score at Blackburn but now can’t miss for Köln in the Bundesliga
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Antagonism between supporters and club owners has become the new normal up and down the country – and there is no end in sight for many frustrated fans
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To illustrate how much the Premier League has changed since Arsenal unveiled Arsène Wenger on 22 September 1996, here is a list of the other managers employed in the top-flight that day
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Blackburn’s Shane Duffy has bagged two more own-goals and been sent off as Rovers lost 2-1 at Cardiff in the Championship
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Owen Coyle has signed a two-year deal to manage Blackburn Rovers following the departure of Paul Lambert
Blackburn Rovers appoint Tony Mowbray as new head coach