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What matters is winning,” Davies said. Today we’ve deserved to win, absolutely, and we did, and we’re through to the next round. “Today was all about can we win after winning, and build that momentum. He makes it all himself, chases a lost cause and takes his goal well,” Davies added. “We’re out now, now it’s just 22 league games to go.
Named by The Times as the best village to live in in the UK, after a short drive down the A41, you’ll find a charming rural location with local shops, a popular pub, an historic church and a popular walking route. Near the centre of the village, The Old Fire Station is a unique setting for a spot of breakfast. In Old Hall Street, you’ll also find The Lion, a historic pub and four-star hotel offering high-quality seasonal dishes, Sunday roast and 16 bedrooms. Sticking with the history theme, as you stroll through the village, you’ll also spot St Oswald’s Church. Malpas is nestled within the heart of the Cheshire countryside, and the popular Sandstone Trail walking route is a perfect way to explore more of this stunning landscape.
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Strand Larsen ended a run of 12 games without a goal with the opener which was quickly followed up by Jhon Arias, who made it two with his second goal for the club. Santiago Bueno unlocked the Shrews defence with a perfect through ball to Hee Chan Hwang and he played it across to Strand Larsen, who flicked into an empty goal. Wolves doubled their advantage two minutes later, this time Strand Larsen turned creator and fed the ball through to Arias, who latched onto the pass and finished expertly past Harrison. The hosts should have had a third after Harrison’s poor clearance ended with Andre squaring across to Strand Larsen, who was unable to get his foot on the end of it. Mateus Mane has been a revelation since he started making starts under Rob Edwards and he made an instant impact when he was introduced on the hour as he supplied a cross for Strand Larsen, who saw his header brilliantly saved by Harrison.
Southend ranked 14 in the newspapers list, with Leeds City Centre claiming the top spot. The list by The Times prioritised housing prices when forming their list, and Southend has often been praised as a good place for first time buyers. Readers of the Echo have agreed with The Times' ranking of the south Essex residence, with some commenting the following:Tracie Breakey said: "Great place to live great schools, two train lines, beach and its own airport and very easy to get to London then back to the coast so great commute too." Julie Barns added further praise: "Something for everyone beach, parks, open spaces, great food places good connections to London." The overall response has been mixed, but one thing for sure is that Southend is receiving plenty of positive recognition.
Oti Mabuse is a former Strictly professional (Ian West/PA)In an interview with The Times, Mabuse said: “I love Strictly. “Strictly belongs to the people, and as long as the people still love it, it will go on for years. “Claudia and Tess are … I get emotional when I talk about it, because they are just so brilliant. “Nobody really sees the work Tess has to do — that show’s live, she’s making sure it’s not running over. “But we’ve lost judges, we’ve lost pros, we’ve lost producers and the show is just itself.
The Sun reports that United are now considering a move for Blackburn Rovers striker Igor Tyjon. The January transfer window alters the landscape for Blackburn, the player, and the teams pursuing him as he approaches the end of his scholarship. January presents the final chance for Blackburn to secure a development fee for the young striker before potentially losing him in the summer. For United, significant activity this month looks doubtful, with focus already turning to the summer transfer period. Arsenal have already secured deals for Edwin and Holger Quintero from Independiente del Valle, as well as Victor Ozhianvuna from Shamrock Rovers.
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The front page of the Guardian, external shows a burning building, and fire engulfing a row of cars in Tehran, with the headline saying Iran is preparing for "violent clashes". The Telegraph, external says Ali Khamenei is facing his "gravest threat" - and that he fears defections by the armed forces and police. The Telegraph, external carries an article by the shadow justice secretary, Robert Jenrick, in which he says British police forces are "giving in to Islamists". The i Weekend, external says the government will "ramp up" measures to close asylum hotels, with evictions beginning in the spring. The i quotes a senior Labour MP as saying they expect "big movement" on the closure of asylum hotels in "the next couple of months".
