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The 22 loudest stadiums in British football (Ranked)
If there's one topic that will invariably promise to spark debate and split opinion, it's the small matter of who has the best - and worst - atmosphere in the EFL and beyond. Be it in the Championship, League One or League Two, you can find cauldrons of noise and some of the emptier and quieter stadiums the country has to offer in equal measure.
Top 9 best EFL Championship goalkeepers in 2026/27 (Ranked) Original
One of the key ingredients behind any successful promotion bid is a decisive, top-quality goalkeeper between the sticks, and that will be on the minds of a number of Championship sides as we head through the summer transfer window towards the 2026/27 campaign.
The 15 best atmospheres you will find in the EFL in 2026/27 Original
The 2026-27 EFL season is fast approaching, and the three leagues are set to be as competitive as ever, with teams returning from non-league as well as West Ham dropping into the Championship for the first time since 2012. There's still plenty of twists and turns in the transfer window to come before the show gets on the road in August, as well as the FIFA World Cup to navigate, but there is nothing like following your EFL club for nine months out of the 12.
The full 2026/27 EFL Championship table predicted by AI Original
The freshly-concluded 2025/26 EFL Championship campaign provided no shortage of drama, saga and surprise, and as preparations now head underway for the following season ahead of its commencement on August 14, supporters across the land will hope for all of that to be replicated once more.
AI predicts every EFL Championship title winner until 2050 Original
The Championship remains one of the most fiercely competitive leagues in world football, with clubs knowing there is a massive pot of cash awaiting them at the finishing line. Becoming a Premier League club is incredibly lucrative, even for just one season, but there is an advantage to be had for clubs who have already tasted top flight glory thanks to parachute payments being what they are.
Hull City aim cheeky 'spying' dig at Southampton FC ahead of play-off final Original
Tomorrow afternoon's Championship play-off final between Hull City and Middlesbrough has been shrouded in controversy and scandal, leaving both sides to lose no love towards Southampton after Tonda Eckert's side were expelled from the showpiece Wembley affair just days before being set to contest the richest game in club football.
How Gabby Agbonlahor really feels about Southampton getting kicked out of the play-offs Original
The ongoing 'Spygate' saga between Southampton and Middlesbrough is continuing to play out behind the scenes after the Saints saw off Kim Hellberg's side with a 2-1 home victory on Tuesday evening to progress to next Saturday's EFL Championship play-off final showdown against Hull City at Wembley. A tense first-legged affair would see Southampton weather a first-half onslaught to return from Teesside with a draw and all to play for back home on the south coast.
All 72 EFL clubs ranked by AI from smallest to biggest
The 2025-26 EFL regular season at all three levels has been completed, with just the play-offs remaining - as well as the National League final between Rochdale and Boreham Wood - to determine what clubs are where for the following campaign. There's been some real surprises in the three leagues during the past nine months - Leicester City's back-to-back relegations is certainly one of them, whilst Bromley have made it to the third tier of English football for the very first time in their history.
All 24 EFL Championship clubs' main winger ranked from worst to best Original
Following the conclusion of the January transfer window, all 24 sides throughout the Championship will be searching for an extra injection of quality in pursuit of their objectives as we head towards the 2025/26 campaign’s closing stages. The race for promotion to the Premier League is intensifying between the likes of Coventry City, Middlesbrough, Ipswich Town and others, while a drastic scramble to avoid relegation is also taking place towards the bottom of the division.
AI ranks all 24 EFL Championship clubs by how 'big' they actually are Original
The term 'sleeping giant' is often thrashed about within football discourse, although there are no shortage of big clubs with storied top-flight histories who find themselves stuck in the Championship.
All 24 EFL Championship clubs ranked by AI on how nice their fans are to away supporters Original
Some of the most loyal, loud and passionate supporters in the land can be found across the Championship. As is the case with football fans throughout the world, that passion can sometimes be accompanied by a sense of tribalism, which makes supporters fiercely protective over their own clubs and fanbases. Each fanbase is, of course, a community of sorts, or even a family, and while supporters aplenty are tolerant of other clubs and their fans, it's not always the case.
7 ex-EFL Championship players who were banned from football after shock Ramadan Sobhi revelation
Former Stoke City and Huddersfield Town winger Ramadan Sobhi is facing a whopping four-year ban from football at the age of 28. The wide-man, who graced the Premier League with Stoke and the Terriers but never actually played in English football's second-tier, has been plying his trade back in his native Egypt for Pyramids FC since October 2020.
Exclusive: Lee Hendrie predicts the 3 EFL Championship stars who could be sold on for big money
The Championship has developed a growing reputation as a division capable of producing future world stars, many of whom end up departing for other sums, and the second-tier's conveyor belt is continuing to operate in rich vein from the early evidence of the 2025/26 campaign's opening stages.
The Virus That Fixed My Commitment Issues (and My Goldfish Attention Span)
I’m writing about this now, instead of six months or a year ago, because until last night it didn’t feel all that noteworthy. But the last couple of days I’ve been floored by an absolute stinker of a cold — nausea, swollen head, streaming eyes, the works. The kind of cold that makes you question whether you’ve ever actually been healthy — the kind where being able to pronounce “reminiscent” is, ironically, a distant, fond memory.
Middlesbrough FC tipped to follow Brentford, Brighton blueprint with Hayden Hackney sale
Middlesbrough This article is part of Football League World's 'Terrace Talk' series, which provides personal opinions from our FLW Fan Pundits regarding the latest breaking news, teams, players, managers, potential signings and more... Hayden Hackney remains a man in demand and Middlesbrough have been tipped to potentially follow the transfer blueprint of Brighton and Brentford, both of whom have upwardly progressed through selling prized assets at a premium price in recent years.
Economic background and deprivation are key factors affecting participation in tertiary education in Wales
The data analysis, produced by ADR Wales on behalf of WCPP, reveals significant barriers preventing equal access to tertiary education in Wales, most notably deprivation and economic background. Findings show: Learners eligible for free school meals are less than half as likely to progress to higher education (HE) (19%) than those not eligible (43%) and around 50% more likely not to be in tertiary education at all.
Local bar Mother's Lounge sets its sights on serving the LGBTQ+ community
A mother can be many things. The word can be used to describe a female parental figure; biological, adopted or found. In drag culture, a mother is a protector and a mentor. Best friends and co-founders of Mother's Lounge, Trent Shepherd and Montanna Mercer, opened their bar with this exact idea in mind. Looking around Baton Rouge, Shepherd recognized it's often difficult deciding where to go out because there aren't many places with a big mix of LGBTQ+ people.
LSU students take action on climate change with "Climate Week"
The rally marked the culmination of the second annual "Climate Week," a weeklong series of events hosted by LSU student organizations Geaux Planet and Climate Pelicans advocating for action on climate change. The week kicked off on Halloween with banner making on the Parade Grounds, producing three banners reading "Re-invest in our future," "Divest from fossil fuels" and "Fight For Our Future" which all ended up on display at the final rally. The next day, Nov.
Local bar Mother's Lounge sets its sights on serving the LGBTQ+ community
A mother can be many things. The word can be used to describe a female parental figure, biological, adopted or found. In drag culture, a mother is a protector and a mentor. Best friends and co-founders of Mother's Lounge, Trent Shepherd and Montanna Mercer opened their bar with this exact idea in mind. Looking around Baton Rouge, Shepherd recognized it's often difficult deciding where to go out because there aren't many places with a big mix of LGBTQ+ people.
Pride Pots Project comes to LSU, brings ceramics and scholarship support
On a cold and stormy day on campus, things were lightened up with the colorful energy of the Pride Pots Project. The project was started by Western Carolina University Art professor Heather Mae Erickson in 2021, and involves her traveling to different states to help participants paint pre-made clay bowls of different shapes and sizes. When a bowl is completed, it is given to the event leadership to be auctioned off to support a scholarship fund for underrepresented students in MFA programs at WCU.
First Wednesday at the Baton Rouge Gallery
The gallery, which has exhibited multimedia art in Baton Rouge since 1966, holds its First Wednesday event every month except January and November. First Wednesday showcases local artists for everyone, from a curious onlooker to an art collector, and is free and open to the public. Attendees can enjoy food, drinks and live music all courtesy of the members and donors of the gallery.
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A Mystery to Itself
Brain science has historically been populated by corpse diggers, pig torturers, vivisectionists, logicians, entertainers, quacks, and quiet careful people who spend a great deal of time with fruit flies. Indeed it hasn’t always been taken as read that the brain was responsible for much at all. Thinking and feeling were most often attributed to the heart, though the second-century physician Galen had other ideas.
UNL frontline workers overcome pandemic uncertainty to serve campus
All over campus the past year, UNL staff adjusted, adapted and made sacrifices to meet the new challenges presented by the pandemic. Safety for students remained a top priority across all departments, and staff were forced to double and triple their workloads to keep everyone safe during this uncertain period. At times, they put their own health at risk in order to meet the community’s needs. These are some, but not all, of the departments that stepped up in the past year.
Nebraska Medicine works to distribute vaccines to medical students, staff at UNMC
For Lincoln and Lancaster County residents, daily life is in the early stages of returning to normal thanks to the COVID-19 vaccine rollout across the state. So far, more than 289,118 vaccine doses have been given to Nebraska residents during the vaccine rollout, according to the Nebraska Vaccination Dashboard. In January, the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services announced the Phase 1 rollout would be broken into three parts.
Students weigh in on returning to campus
After more than two months away from campus, University of Nebraska-Lincoln students returned for their second full semester of learning impacted by COVID-19. Just like last semester, classroom capacity is limited, some lectures are held via web conferencing services and masks are required while on campus. However, this semester also introduced the Safer Community app that students, faculty and staff are required to use if they will be on campus this semester.
Brahman stud owner Will Weir, 20, is hoping to excel in complete polled cattle for central Australia
A 20-year old cattleman has taken his love of Brahmans to the next level after starting up the Northern Territory's newest stud of polled, or hornless, cattle in central Australia.
The implications of the European transition for key Welsh economic sectors
Following its exit from the EU, the UK Government has started to negotiate free trade agreements with the EU and with other countries around the world. The negotiations and their outcomes will have a profound impact on the Welsh economy, as a whole and individually for key sectors.
$2 million worth of cattle reported stolen from NT's Murranji Station, calls to reinstate a stock squad Original
The alleged theft of around $2 million worth of cattle from a Northern Territory station has sparked renewed calls from pastoralists for the reinstatement of a stock squad.
Live export stockman spends months in international limbo as coronavirus pulls shutters on travel
Stockmen on live export ships are going on epic, uncertain journeys without any guarantee of when they will make it home as export companies struggle to navigate ever-changing coronavirus restrictions.
Curious Cornhuskers: Why can’t we sit in the booths in the Nebraska Union?
As part of our initiative called Curious Cornhuskers, an anonymous reader asked The Daily Nebraskan, “Why can't we sit in the booths in the Union? How is sitting in a booth worse than sitting at a table?" Ryan Lahne, director of Nebraska Unions, said that booths are open around the Nebraska Union, but the booths around the corner from Starbucks were closed due to concerns about the line from the coffee shop. “If they were tables, they’d probably still be closed,” Lahne said.
UNL examines event guidelines as COVID-19 cases surge in Lincoln
Due to concerns about potential COVID-19 spread in the Lincoln area, University of Nebraska-Lincoln leaders are currently reviewing all previously approved events. According to the Office of University Communication public affairs director Leslie Reed, the review process is being completed by a subcommittee of Chancellor Green’s COVID-19 Task Force.
Garlic trials in Ali Curung's red, loamy outback soil find fast-growing success
Australia's largest garlic producer has teamed up with a remote Northern Territory Indigenous community to grow garlic, with great success already in the tasting.
University, health department supply guidelines for Halloween
With Halloween fast approaching, many University of Nebraska-Lincoln students and Lincoln residents look forward to celebrating the holiday with friends and family. This Halloween is different in years past due to COVID-19 — cases in Nebraska are nearing an all-time high — and all Lincoln residents must adapt and be vigilant of the pandemic. In an email to UNL students on Oct.
University leaders pilot testing pods to fight COVID-19 in the winter months
As the winter months approach, the University of Nebraska-Lincoln is faced with a new challenge in the fight to track and slow COVID-19 transmission. University leaders are working to keep health care workers warm during the winter with indoor testing pods currently being constructed on campus. The university piloted one pod for use at UNL’s randomized mitigation testing site in the East Stadium Loop parking lot outside of the Coliseum.
Career counselors remain committed to helping students find opportunities
Since the COVID-19 pandemic swept the country in March, nearly 22 million American jobs have been lost. In the months since the initial lockdown, people have attempted to return to a sense of normalcy, but the country is still recovering with 10.7 million jobs short. However, career coaches in the University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s Career Services department remain optimistic and committed to helping graduates find work and opportunities when so many are out of work.
Curious Cornhuskers: What became of the Go Online UNL petition?
As part of our initiative called Curious Cornhuskers, an anonymous reader asked The Daily Nebraskan, “Did anything become of the petition for [the University of Nebraska-Lincoln] to switch to remote learning? How many signatures? Did UNL administration address the petition?" An anonymous group, Go Online UNL, distributed the online petition, aimed to move all UNL classes to remote learning and implement health measures similar to the spring 2020 semester, in early September.
Delight as NT farmer cops more rain in three days than in all of 2019
Central Australia's first major rain of the season brought smiles to the faces of many pastoralists this week. Key points: Some Central Australian stations notched up more rain this week than they did all of last year There are hopes that it's a sign of a wet summer to come Station managers report that it was good grass-growing rain Andy Hayes from The Garden Station, about 120 kilometres north-east of Alice Springs, said he received more rain over three days than he did in all of 2019.
Downtown small business owners make adjustments in uncertain times
Roughly six months into the pandemic, many Americans are itching to get back to a sense of normalcy. Schools are returning to in-person classes, concerts and sporting events are taking precautions to be held safely and restaurants are beginning to reopen at reduced capacity. In Lincoln, restrictions also include wearing a mask or face covering when social distancing can’t be observed.
REVIEW: SturFast provides fast and fresh cuisine to the Lincoln scene
Stur 22, Caribbean and African Kitchen, is pictured on Monday, Sept. 21, 2020, in Lincoln, Nebraska. Photo by Maggie McCabe In 2017, Stur 22 Lounge opened its doors at 2110 Winthrop Rd. Since then, the Carribean and African grill has provided the Lincoln area with authentic cuisine. During 2020, however, the world has been gripped by the coronavirus pandemic, and many businesses have had to adapt to new safety guidelines in order to keep their doors open. Businesses in Lincoln are no exception.
REVIEW: McDonald's Travis Scott Meal all hype, no substance
In the popular culture landscape, few celebrities have managed to build as much hype and momentum around a product as Travis Scott. Scott has seen collaborations with Nike on several famous pairs of shoes and partnered with General Mills to be featured on the front of a Reese’s Puffs cereal box. He’s even found his way to cyberspace — the rapper’s likeness and music are featured in the ultra-popular video game Fortnite.
Fortune Agribusiness unveils $150 million irrigation plans for Northern Territory cattle station
The owner of a Northern Territory cattle station has unveiled plans to develop a "nationally significant" fruit and vegetable operation in the middle of Australia.
Kalkarindji meatworks leaves rotting meat near Wave Hill Walk Off track, upsetting family of Vincent Lingiari Original
When Sonny Smiler saw two pits filled with rotting meat on the outskirts of the remote NT township of Kalkarindji, his immediate response was a bodily one. Key points: The Gurindji Aboriginal Corporation is seeking legal advice over meat pits dug near a historic site The abattoir responsible believed it had approval to dig the pits, which were filled with offal and buffalo heads The matter is being investigated by Federal and NT heritage departments "It was disgusting and it smelt bad," he said.
REVIEW: Katy Perry’s “Smile” is larger than life, but ultimately stale and uninspired
Since the release of her debut album 12 years ago, Katy Perry has remained a powerhouse in the mainstream pop music landscape, with a massive sound catalogue that rivals even her most popular contemporaries. The release of 2008’s mega hit single “I Kissed A Girl,” would set Perry on the path of consistently providing the radio waves with pop anthems.
Cornhusker Marching Band braces for an unconventional season
The boisterous trumpets and bellowing drums echo up the sides of Memorial Stadium, reaching far beyond its walls and into the city of Lincoln. A hush falls over the crowd of Husker football fans as the sonnets of seasons past ring out from the field below. Then, everything stops. The stadium is empty. No cheering fans, no players on the field, no marching band and no instruments filling the chilled autumn air. Just silence.
Biodynamic farm at the base of the NT's highest peak hopes to benefit remote community
Nestled at the base of the Northern Territory's highest mountain, a pioneering Central Australian family has established a small biodynamic farm.
First peanuts harvested on Central Australian watermelon farm
Central Australia's first commercial peanut harvest is underway in the red dirt country around Ali Curung in the Barkly region of the Northern Territory.
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Truckies forced to take epic detours to avoid near 'impassable' NT beef roads Posted June 11, 2020 08:24:50 | Updated June 11, 2020 08:32:30 Transport companies and pastoralists are refusing to use major outback roads that have fallen into disrepair, and it's costing them time and money.
NT beef roads in such poor condition that cattle trucks refuse to travel them
Some of Central Australia's main beef roads are in such poor condition that livestock transport companies are refusing to use them, and the big costs of long detours are being passed on to cattle producers.
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