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NPower League One: Unusual suspects lead the way

Details: Created: Tuesday, 19 October 2010 22:49; Written by Jack Kitson

Brighton stayed top of the table after an emphatic 4-0 away win against hapless Charlton Athletic. Spaniard Inigo Calderon got the ball rolling when he smashed home from six yards after a well placed cross from Gary Dickers. The second came midway through the second half when Glen Murray took full advantage of a comedy of defensive errors, before rounding the keeper and coolly slotting the ball past two static defenders on the line.

Serie A: Lazio keeping Milan giants at bay

Details: Created: Monday, 18 October 2010 15:02; Written by Jack Beresford

Whilst the Italian national side continued its stuttering start to the Euro 2012 qualifiers last week, this weekend saw a return to action in Serie A..

Is the art of tackling dying?

Details: Created: Wednesday, 13 October 2010 13:39; Written by Joe Raymond

In a season which has already seen many horrific injuries, several football commentators have been asking- is the art of tackling dead? After the dirtiest world cup final ever in the summer and already two broken legs this Premier League season it would certainly seem so.

Bitesize Championship Round-Up

Details: Created: Tuesday, 12 October 2010 12:09; Written by Joe Raymond

There were wins all away from home for the top four sides in the division last time out. The biggest win was for Norwich. The canaries piled more misery on Bristol city with a 3-0 victory at Ashton gate. Simeon Jackson scored either side of half time and Wes Hoolahan scored a penalty between the two. This leaves Bristol City at the foot of the Table with only six points. Cardiff stayed second after a 2-1 win over Barnsley. Goals from Bellamy and Olofinjana were enough for the win.

Where there's an international weekend there's still NPower's League 1!

Details: Created: Sunday, 10 October 2010 23:54; Written by Jack Kitson

In their second South coast derby in succession, Bournemouth scored a controversial penalty in the dying minutes to snatch a draw with fellow high flyers Brighton. With just an hour gone, Bournemouth’s Michael Symes was actually lucky to still be on the field at all- the striker appeared to clatter Tommy Elphick in the face with an outstretched elbow, only for the referee to somewhat bizarrely award just a yellow card.

The Latest Football News and Opinions From 90 Minutes Online

NPower League One: Unusual suspects lead the way

Serie A: Lazio keeping Milan giants at bay

Is the art of tackling dying?

Bitesize Championship Round-Up

Where there's an international weekend there's still NPower's League 1!

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