> Internacional > Texto
Danilo Orsi nets hat-trick as Crawley thrash MK Dons to reach play-off final
{by} PA

Danilo Orsi scored a hat-trick as rampant Crawley reached the League Two play-off final following a 5-1 second-leg thrashing of MK Dons that completed an emphatic 8-1 aggregate victory.

Crawley will face Crewe next Sunday in what will be their first ever trip to Wembley Stadium, a remarkable turnaround for a club that narrowly avoided relegation from the Football League 12 months ago.

Their 3-0 lead from the first leg was never threatened as the Dons’ miserable record in the play-offs was extended – they have now failed to reach a final in six attempts after being outplayed by their opponents for the second time in four days.

It took Crawley just three minutes to snuff out any realistic hopes MK Dons had for an epic comeback with the killer goal being all of the hosts’ own making.

A sloppy pass near his own area by Jack Tucker was intercepted by Jay Williams, who bore down on goal before sliding the ball past Dons goalkeeper Filip Marschall.

Dons forward Max Dean was then perhaps fortunate not to be punished for leaving a foot in on Williams before Crawley goalkeeper Corey Addai produced a spectacular save to tip away a superb effort from Joe Tomlinson.

The home side’s task was made an impossible one after half an hour when Daniel Harvie failed to deal with a long ball, allowing Orsi to steal in before coolly finishing into the bottom corner.

MK Dons finally had something to show from the tie in first-half stoppage time when Tomlinson’s free-kick was helped back across goal by Tucker for Dean to tap in from close range.

However, Crawley’s two-goal lead on the night was restored three minutes into the second half when Klaidi Lolos’ pass put through Liam Kelly, who unselfishly squared the ball for Orsi to roll his second into an empty net.

The Red Devils’ night kept getting better as Addai denied Dean from the penalty spot in the 67th minute after Liam Kelly was penalised for handling Ellis Harrison’s cross.

Marschall was then a little fortunate in deflecting Jack Roles’ effort from outside the area against the post with the visitors still pressing for more goals.

They had their fourth of a wonderful evening with 10 minutes left when Roles beat Marschall at his near post after Orsi had battled for possession.

Orsi then completed his hat-trick in the second minute of stoppage time when he was in the right place to bundle in Ronan Darcy’s ball across goal.

Tag
Stephen Frail expects Motherwell to appoint new manager ‘early next week’

Interim boss Stephen Frail expects Motherwell to appoint a new manager next week and admits their first job will be to lift the players’ confidence after a 3-0 mauling at home to Ross County.A double from Ronan Hale and Connor Randall’s last-minute strike secured an impressive victory for the Staggies at Fir Park.Defeat sees the Steelmen drop into the bottom half of the Premiership tab...

{by} PA
Mark Hughes hails goalkeeper Gabe Breeze as Carlisle pick up vital point

Mark Hughes heaped praise on goalkeeper Gabe Breeze after Carlisle picked up a vital point in the League Two relegation battle with a goalless draw against in-form Colchester at Brunton Park.Breeze made two excellent saves from Lyle Taylor as the Cumbrians ended a four-game losing run and the former Man City boss was astounded by the 21-year-old’s performance.He said: “The game had som...

{by} PA
Paul Cook left ’embarrassed’ by Chesterfield’s second-half display at Walsall

Chesterfield boss Paul Cook launched a scathing attack on his play-off hopefuls after they surrendered an early lead to lose 3-1 at Sky Bet League Two table-toppers Walsall.The Spireites enjoyed a rapid start when Jamie Grimes’ eighth-minute header put them ahead against a wobbling Walsall side, who were winless in five matches with the chasing pack closing in.However, Bim Pepple and Dylan D...

{by} PA
Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola plays down fears over Erling Haaland injury

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola has allayed fears of an injury scare to top scorer Erling Haaland ahead of next week’s Champions League trip to Real Madrid.Haaland went down clutching his leg in the latter stages of the champions’ 4-0 Premier League thrashing of Newcastle at the Etihad Stadium on Saturday and was immediately substituted.Losing the Norwegian would be a major blow to ...

{by} PA
Referee’s ‘atrocious performance’ infuriates Rotherham boss Steve Evans

Rotherham manager Steve Evans described Thomas Parsons’ performance as “atrocious” after the referee awarded a stoppage-time penalty from which Reading snatched a 2-1 victory in League One.Reading had led 1-0 at half-time through top scorer Harvey Knibbs but Sam Nombe levelled for Rotherham from a spot-kick in the 57th minute.With the game heading for a draw, Parsons adjudged Mil...

{by} PA
Michael Flynn confident of play-off push after Cheltenham’s comeback victory

Michael Flynn believes his team can make a charge towards the League Two play-offs places after watching them come from 2-0 down to beat Barrow 3-2 at home.Matty Taylor scored twice before fellow substitute Ashley Hay hit the winner as the Robins continued their perfect home record in 2025.Cheltenham climbed to 13th in the table and sit eight points off seventh-placed Crewe with two games in hand....

{by} PA
Chris Davies hails Jay Stansfield work ethic as the real thing after Blues win

Birmingham manager Chris Davies praised Jay Stansfield’s work ethic after he lit up St Andrew’s with the only goal of a 1-0 win to sink play-off chasing Charlton.Stansfield’s 23rd-minute strike stretched City’s lead to nine points ahead of second-placed Wycombe, with Blues boasting a game in hand.Victory was City’s 30th in all competitions as they extended their unbea...

{by} PA
Andoni Iraola eager to manage expectations at Bournemouth after Southampton win

Andoni Iraola refused to get carried away after Bournemouth fans were left dreaming of a potential Champions League adventure following a first league double over south-coast rivals Southampton.Travelling Cherries fans chanted of playing in European football’s premier competition next season after their side soared to fifth spot in the Premier League table thanks to a deserved 3-1 success at...

{by} PA
Johannes Hoff Thorup praises Norwich for fighting back to draw at Hull

Norwich head coach Johannes Hoff Thorup praised his side for fighting back to draw 1-1 at Hull after he demanded “I want to see my football team back”.The Norwich boss had some tough words for his team as they trailed 1-0 at half-time to the relegation-threatened side, including for Kellen Fisher – but the player then delivered the assist for Josh Sargent’s equaliser.The Un...

{by} PA
Jota has staked claim to start for Celtic in Bayern return – Brendan Rodgers

Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers says Jota has a chance of starting against Bayern Munich after scoring and impressing in a 3-0 victory over Dundee United.Jota earned the club’s man-of-the-match award after cutting in from the left and curling home from 18 yards to double the lead given to the hosts by another impressive finish from Callum McGregor.The Portuguese winger has now started two gam...

{by} PA
Dalian Aerbin(féminines)
06/03/2019 04:00 VS Pas commencé
Dalian Aerbin(féminines)
Classement
D E
Matchs joués
73.5% Victoires 26.5%
Pts: 82 Rang: 1 Pts: 82 Rang: 1
Domicile
73.5% Victoires 26.5%
Pts: 82 Rang: 1 Pts: 82 Rang: 1
Extérieur
73.5% Victoires 26.5%
Pts: 82 Rang: 1 Pts: 82 Rang: 1
Últimos 6
73.5% Victoires 26.5%
Pts: 82 Rang: 1 Pts: 82 Rang: 1
Derniers 8 paris (AH)
D E
G P G P G P G P
Victoires: 62.50%
G P G P G P G P
Victoires: 62.50%
Plus
Rang
Équipe
Pts
Rang
Équipe
Pts
Rang
Équipe
Pts
Rang
Équipe
Pts
Rang
Équipe
Pts
Rang
Équipe
Pts