RASMUS HOJLUND stocked up on milk as he returned from international duty.The Manchester United forward has been away with Denmark since the Red Devils beat Leicester 3-0 ten days ago.Rasmus Hojlund headed to Asda for suppliesThe forward appeared to be in good spirits as he popped outUpon getting back to England, the striker went to stock up on supplies.Alongside girlfriend Laura Rhod Sondergaard,

Craig Bellamy praised his Wales players for their never-say-die attitude after David Brooks struck in the sixth minute of stoppage time to earn a 1-1 World Cup qualifying draw against North Macedonia.Brooks squeezed home fellow substitute Kieffer Moore’s knockdown just as Wales appeared to be spinning to a shock defeat at the Tose Proeski Arena in Skopje.North Macedonia – ranked 67th i

Mark Hughes was pleased with Carlisle’s resilience as his side came from behind twice to draw 2-2 against MK Dons at Brunton Park.Joe Tomlinson opened the scoring for the visitors with just six minutes on the clock, but Matty Dennis netted against his former side to draw the hosts level.MK Dons took the initiative again through Alex Gilbey, only for Kadeem Harris’ excellent strike to s

Darren Moore admitted his Port Vale side were left with a sour taste in their mouth after their 1-0 defeat at home to Barrow.Vale missed the chance to fire themselves into the automatic League Two promotion places after their third loss of the season to the Bluebirds.Ben Jackson scored the only goal of the game as Andy Whing’s side made it five straight games without defeat.But the visitors

Debutant Joe Dodoo scored from the penalty spot to claim a point for Solihull against the 10 men of play-off hunting Altrincham.The striker’s short-term deal was only announced a matter of hours before he stepped up from 12 yards to secure a 1-1 draw.Tom Crawford’s dogged retrieval work helped set Regan Linney free and the prolific Altrincham forward did the rest, cutting in from a wid

Falkirk’s lead at the summit of the Scottish Championship was cut to eight points by a 1-0 defeat at title rivals Livingston.The hosts left it late to snatch victory with substitute Andrew Shinnie pouncing in the 89th minute to lift his side into second place.Aidan Connolly stepped off the bench to fire a dramatic equaliser one minute into stoppage time in Raith Rovers’ 3-3 draw with G

David Brooks salvaged Wales a precious 1-1 World Cup qualifying draw against North Macedonia with almost the last kick of the match in Skopje.Wales were the better side throughout but they suffered a sucker punch in a dramatic finish that saw North Macedonia score in the first minute of stoppage time.Substitute Joe Allen’s horrible back pass was intended for Joe Rodon but was cut out by Boja

Boston grabbed a crucial 3-0 victory over play-off chasing Southend to take themselves within a whisker of exiting the National League relegation zone.Goals from Frankie Maguire, Jimmy Knowles and Zak Mills lifted them two places to 21st, level with Dagenham as they wrestle for survival.The opening period was an even affair but the visitors took the initiative after the interval, Maguire cracking

Carlisle made up some ground in the League Two relegation battle with a 2-2 draw against MK Dons.Joe Tomlinson stunned the hosts as he opened the scoring with just six minutes on the clock, but Carlisle struck back through Matty Dennis midway through the first half.The parity between the sides did not last long as the visitors retook the lead through skipper Alex Gilbey, only for Kadeem Harris to

James Henry’s second-half double helped Aldershot to a 3-1 National League victory over Wealdstone at Grosvenor Vale.Dominic Hutchinson fired the home side ahead when he lobbed keeper Marcus Dewhurst in the eighth minute, but the Shots sprung into action after the interval.Two minutes after stepping off the bench, Henry slotted home the first in the 64th minute before adding his second short