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Colwill cracker leads youthful Cardiff back for victory over Peterborough
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Bluebirds recover with second-half double to deny Posh
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Barry-Murphy selects youngest Cardiff team this century
New skipper Rubin Colwill inspired a 2-1 comeback win for Cardiff City over Peterborough. Sir Alex Ferguson was in the stands at the Cardiff City Stadium to support his son Darren, who saw his Peterborough team go into the break 1-0 ahead.
New boss Brian Barry-Murphy turned out the youngest team selected by any Cardiff manager this century but saw Posh draw first blood in the 33rd minute when Brad Ihionvien stepped up to coolly convert from the penalty spot after Will Fish had barged Declan Firth in the box.
This roundup will update later on Saturday
Howe admits Isak situation ‘far from ideal’ as Newcastle linked with Sesko
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Newcastle reported to have made £65.5m Sesko offer
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Ramsdale joins on loan as Wilson seals West Ham move
Eddie Howe has admitted he does not know what is going to happen next after Liverpool had a bid for Alexander Isak turned down by Newcastle on Friday. The striker has made it clear he wants to leave this summer and is particularly keen on a move to Anfield.
Newcastle, meanwhile, are understood to have made an offer worth around €75m (£65.5m) for the RB Leipzig striker Benjamin Sesko. On Saturday, they announced the signing of the goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale from Southampton on a season-long loan.
Howe admits Isak situation ‘far from ideal’ as Newcastle linked with Sesko
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Newcastle reported to have made £65.5m Sesko offer
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Ramsdale joins on loan as Wilson seals West Ham move
Eddie Howe has admitted he does not know what is going to happen next after Liverpool had a bid for Alexander Isak turned down by Newcastle on Friday. The striker has made it clear he wants to leave this summer and is particularly keen on a move to Anfield.
Newcastle, meanwhile, are understood to have made an offer worth around €75m (£65.5m) for the RB Leipzig striker Benjamin Sesko. On Saturday, they announced the signing of the goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale from Southampton on a season-long loan.
Howe admits Isak situation ‘far from ideal’ as Newcastle linked with Sesko
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Newcastle reported to have made £65.5m Sesko offer
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Club complete loan signing of Aaron Ramsdale
Eddie Howe has admitted he does not know what is going to happen next after Liverpool had a bid for Alexander Isak turned down by Newcastle on Friday. The striker has made it clear he wants to leave this summer and is particularly keen on a move to Anfield.
Newcastle, meanwhile, are understood to have made an offer worth around £70m for the RB Leipzig striker Benjamin Sesko. On Saturday, they announced the signing of the goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale from Southampton on a season-long loan.