He may only be 18, but he has a wise head and his introduction just past the hour against QPR was a masterstroke, as the midfielder thumped in a glorious 90th minute equaliser before putting away on of the five spot-kicks which sank Rangers.
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Ben Garner’s men secured their place in the second round of the Carabao Cup after victory on penalties following a 1-1 draw.
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The Addicks boss made sure the midfielder followed him from Swindon, because he knows what a good influence he can be, and the 27-year-old did well in his first start for the club in Tuesday night’s Carabao Cup victory over QPR.
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The 29-year-old Scot has not had a look-in yet this term and must have hoped to get a run out in Tuesday night’s Carabao Cup tie with QPR.
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The Addicks claimed a place in tonight’s second round draw after a perfect set of five penalties to get the better of their Championship opponents.
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Despite the loss of an early wicket, the visitors had 74 on the board at the end of the first ten-over powerplay.
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Commonwealth Games star Eilish McColgan will look to continue her memorable year when she makes her debut at The Big
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The morning after the 25-year-old became the first British woman to win individual squash gold at the Commonwealth Games, she was back on court for the first of two games in the mixed doubles before starting the women’s doubles in the afternoon session.
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Tyler Burey was crowned as the club’s Young Player of the Year as a reward for his impressive displays in Gary Rowett’s side at the tail-end of the 2021/22 campaign.
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Mumby said: “One thing going into this match – just no regrets. Chase down every ball, enjoy it and try to play some beach volleyball that we’re proud of, which was the case.”
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The Addicks, buoyed by their first win of the campaign at home to Derby County on Saturday, will be looking to maintain momentum and the boss sees the fixture as perfect on so many fronts.
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The influential midfielder, who played a big part in Team England’s success in Birmingham, along with SW19 teammates Liam Ansell and Jack Waller, was on a mission to make selection for his home games after failing to make the cut for GB at last year’s Olympics.
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Neita: “I’m no different to anybody else that’s been born in Kings College Hospital. I was born there, okay, and I’ve been able to compete on such a big stage and compete against the women’s fastest athlete of all time.
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The Balham distance runner lauded the raucous atmosphere she experienced at Birmingham’s Alexander Stadium but said she felt she had passed up the shot at a medal behind hot favourite Laura Muir of Scotland, who took gold with a time of 4:02.75.
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Having spoken, during the qualifying heats, about the importance of getting in valid jumps, the former Townley Grammar School pupil failed to deliver five times in her six attempts in the medal contest at the Alexander Stadium.
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Anna Toman, and Wimbledon clubmates Hollie Pearne-Webb and Fiona Crackles ensured England’s defence held firm
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Dulwich Hamlet could be without new signing Kalvin Kalala long-term, after the midfielder picked up an ACL injury in last week’s pre-season friendly against Farnborough, writes Yann Tear.
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Bartosz Bialkowski said he now has another rival for being a loudmouth in the penalty area – as newcomer Charlie Cresswell is not afraid to assert himself in spite of his youth and relative inexperience.
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Ben Francis said: “Coming into this tournament the dream was to get to a semi-final and we knew we had to push England and India, top ten nations.
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