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Millwall 2-1 Stoke City Match Review - Winning ugly.
Full match review with Zac and TT. Very much a game of two halves. Stoke looked the better for long spells but lacked any quality int he final third. Please put your comments in below and like the video. Finally got to 2000 subscribers so thank you all. On the way to 3000. #Lions #potteries #Millwall #EFL #Championship #SCFC #MFC #Fanreview #Refwatch. #Millwallhistory #football #StokeCity #Bart Twitter @millwalltt Instagram tt_millwall_drive_home
HIGHLIGHTS: Port Vale 0-0 Oldham Athletic
Highlights of the Sky Bet League Two (MD33) fixture for Keith Curle's first game in charge as Latics travelled to the Potteries to face a Port Vale side struggling with form. Despite being unable to break the deadlock the result meant a second consecutive clean sheet of the season. 🦉 #oafc - Welcome to the official YouTube channel of Oldham Athletic. Subscribe to catch everything Latics! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOvOgSUASukdu4DsGyA9WYg?sub_confirmation=1 Don't forget to visit our website and iFollow Latics for more news and information... Website: https://www.oldhamathletic.co.uk iFollow Latics: https://www.oldhamathletic.co.uk/ifollow/ OAFC Store: https://www.oafcstore.com/ Also, follow us on our social media accounts to keep up-to-date with Latics! Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OfficialOAFC/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/OfficialOAFC Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/officialoafc/
HIGHLIGHTS | Port Vale 1 Forest Green Rovers 1
A point on the road in the Potteries after Aaron Collins' strike cancelled out an own goal for the home side. Watch back the action from the 1-1 draw at Vale Park. Warning: This video may contain strong language ABOUT US We’re at the forefront of something new at Forest Green Rovers. We’re bringing together football and environmental consciousness in a way no other football club in the world is doing right now. And it’s working. FIFA recently described us as the greenest football club in the world. We’re the first and only vegan football club in the world. And we’re the only club on the planet to have Eco-Management and Audit Scheme (EMAS) accreditation, the gold standard of environmental management. This allows us to measure our impact on the environment and target the reduction of our carbon emissions. We see a great opportunity to create a truly sustainable football club – somewhere we can demonstrate sustainable thinking and technology to a new and passionate audience. CONNECT WITH US Website - https://www.fgr.co.uk Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/fgrfc/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/fgrfc_official/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/FGRFC_Official
MATCHDAY RECAP: Stoke City (A)
Our bitesized review of a Reds matchday, this weekend from the Potteries as Barnsley met Stoke.
2-minute review | Stoke City 0-0 Reading | 16th March 2019 | Sky Bet Championship
Action footage from the Potteries as defences came out on top in blustery conditions.
Stoke 2 0 Ipswich Tom Ince and Joe Allen strike for Potters
Stoke 2-0 Ipswich: Tom Ince and Joe Allen strike for Potters. Paul Lambert's return to the bet365 Stadium was one to forget as goals from Tom Ince and Joe Allen secured Stoke a comfortable 2-0 win over Ipswich. Ince's sixth goal of the season opened the scoring for Stoke in first-half added time with a well-taken strike from inside the penalty area. Gary Rowett's side doubled their lead on the hour after Allen swept home Erik Pieters left-sided cross. But Lambert, who spent five months in charge at Stoke as the club suffered relegation from the Premier League last season, could only watch his Suffolk side slip to another defeat, with Ipswich bottom of the Championship table having collected just 11 points so far this campaign. Benik Afobe had an opportunity for the hosts within five minutes, profiting from an Ipswich defensive mix-up to run clear on goal, but with just stopper Dean Gerken to beat, the striker's attempt trickled past the post. The away side, backed by over 1,000 supporters who had made the journey up from Suffolk, went close when Jack Lankester drove into the penalty area from the right to force Jack Butland into a low stop, with the Potters goalkeeper turning the shot behind for a corner. Referee Geoff Eltringham was then forced off injured towards the end of the first half, being replaced by fourth official Anthony Backhouse. Stoke took advantage of the four minutes added time when Sam Clucas' pass found midfielder Ince, who from the right-side of the penalty area drove his low right-footed shot through the legs of Gerken. After the restart, Ipswich started positively in their pursuit to level the score on a gloomy winter afternoon in Staffordshire, with Lankester's fizzing free-kick from the right deflected narrowly wide before Butland held Flynn Downes' shot from 20 yards. However, despite beginning the half on top, Ipswich were two behind with 60 minutes played after Pieters' low cross from the left fell to Allen, who guided his left-footed shot into the bottom right-corner beyond Gerken's despairing dive. In the closing stages of the game, substitute Andre Dozzell struck his left-footed free-kick into the grasp of Butland, as Ipswich pushed for a route back into the contest in the Potteries. Stoke's win moves Rowett's side up to 10th position in the second tier after a run of seven games unbeaten, while Ipswich are eight points adrift of safety following their fourth straight defeat. Predict 6 correct scores for your chance to win £250K.