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Chris Eagles celebrates Bolton's second goal as Albion's Billy Jones sent the ball into his own net

Lewington handed Euro coaching job by Hodgson

Roy Hodgson announced his first appointment to the England backroom staff last night with the arrival of Ray Lewington, currently the first-team coach at Fulham, who will work with the team just for the European Championships this summer.

Tottenham are now just one point behind rivals Arsenal

Spurs too strong for relegation threatened Bolton

Bolton Wanderers 1 Tottenham Hotspur 4

Home draw keeps Bolton's survival dreams afloat

Sunderland 2 Bolton 2

David Ngog of Bolton Wanderers celebrates scoring the winning goal

Bolton sucker-punch floors Villa

Aston Villa 1 Bolton Wanderers 2

Bolton manager Owen Coyle shouts instructions to his players
Victor Moses

Victor Moses contract talks with Wigan break down

Wigan could face a fight to keep in-form forward Victor Moses after the player's agent indicated he has halted talks over a new deal.

Championship round-up: Sharp double puts Saints on verge of promised land

Southampton took a large stride back towards the Premier League last night when they won 3-1 at Peterborough to open up a five-point gap on third-placed West Ham with two games to play in the Championship. At the bottom Coventry are on the verge of relegation after a 1-0 home defeat to Millwall.

Former Birmingham City and England midfielder Trevor Francis

Trevor Francis suffers 'heart attack'

The former Birmingham City and England midfielder Trevor Francis was in hospital last night, after suffering a suspected heart attack.

Steve Coppell

Steve Coppell returns to football with League Two Crawley

Crawley have appointed former Reading manager Steve Coppell as the club's new director of football.

League round-up: Norris late strike stuns the Saints

David Norris's equaliser in the fourth minute of injury time at St Mary's Stadium earned Portsmouth a 2-2 draw in a tense South Coast derby with Championship leaders Southampton, slowing the Saints' title drive. Billy Sharp gave the hosts a 27th-minute lead, but Chris Maguire soon levelled. When Sharp added Saints' second in the 89th minute – a goal initially ruled out for offside – they seemed to have won the match, but Norris fired in from just outside the penalty area. Southampton are top on goal difference. "We were not defeated and it puts us back top of the League," Saints' manager, Nigel Adkins, said.

Dempsey double deals blow to Bolton's survival

Bolton 0 Fulham 3

Terry Venables has joined Wembley FC

Former England manager Terry Venables makes surprise return to management with Wembley FC

Former England coach Terry Venables has made a return to management - with Wembley FC.

Owen Coyle

Owen Coyle waits for Marcos Alonso news

Bolton manager Owen Coyle will wait to discover whether Marcos Alonso will be available before finalising his line-up for tomorrow's relegation six-pointer with QPR.

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