Robbie Savage

Leicester City draw Oxford City in first FA Cup tie since 2008

Leicester City will visit sixth-tier Oxford City in the 2026-27 FA Cup first round, marking the Foxes’ first appearance at this stage since 2008. The draw also set up a meeting between Peterborough United and Reading, where Robbie Savage will face his son Charlie Savage’s team.

Robbie Savage's first home league game in charge of Peterborough ended in a 2-2 draw with Burton after Matt Garbett's 96th-minute leveller cancelled out Gbemi Arubi's 89th-minute wonderstrike. In League Two, Fleetwood claimed a first league win in six attempts by beating Rotherham 2-0.

Leicester City booed off as Russell Martin insists sacking him is no quick fix after Peterborough humiliation

Leicester City slumped to a third home defeat of the League One season as Peterborough won 3-1 at King Power Stadium, prompting chants for Russell Martin's dismissal, rare pre-match interviews from Jon Rudkin and James McCarron, and a defiant response from the under-fire manager.

Forest Green Rovers to run without a manager after Robbie Savage's Peterborough exit

Forest Green Rovers owner Dale Vince says the National League club will operate without a single manager or head coach following Robbie Savage's departure to Peterborough United, declaring the club will simply "see what happens".

Robbie Savage made a striking start to his first EFL managerial role as Peterborough beat Leicester at the King Power Stadium. His animated touchline presence accompanied an aggressive, direct performance that delivered a rare league win for a struggling Posh side.

Sam Parkin hails Robbie Savage’s dream Peterborough debut and Middlesbrough’s promotion push

Former striker Sam Parkin says Robbie Savage’s first EFL game in charge of Peterborough United was a perfect start, praises Middlesbrough’s clean sheet and Will Lankshear impact, and notes Birmingham City’s tactical shift under Chris Davies while warning of a tough winter for Preston under Graham Alexander.

EFL weekend preview: Savage to face Leicester on Peterborough debut as Alexander returns to Preston

The EFL returns after the international break with a packed October weekend featuring West Midlands and South Coast derbies, Steven Schumacher’s Bolton facing former club Stoke, Graham Alexander’s homecoming at Preston and Robbie Savage’s first League One game in charge of Peterborough against Leicester City.

Choudhury’s FA Cup final shirt goes under the hammer for Gaza charity

Hamza Choudhury’s shirt from Leicester City’s 2021 FA Cup final victory will be auctioned at a London fundraiser for Children Not Numbers. Sky Sports’ South Asian football digest also features support for Zidane Iqbal after abuse, international goals from Farhaan Ali Wahid and Dillon De Silva, and comments from Chesterfield’s Dilan Markanday.

Robbie Savage is primed to leave his role as Forest Green Rovers manager after accepting an offer to become Peterborough United's boss, talkSPORT reports.

Forest Green allow Robbie Savage to speak to Peterborough over vacant manager's job

Forest Green Rovers have given manager Robbie Savage permission to speak to another club amid links to the vacant Peterborough United job. The National League side confirmed Savage will not be in the dugout for Tuesday's home game against Wealdstone.

An own goal from Ben Davies and a Gustav Isaksen strike gave Denmark a 2-0 Nations League win over Wales in Copenhagen, leaving Craig Bellamy's side bottom of Group A4 with no points and no goals from their first two games.

Manchester United Track Barcelona Left-Back Alejandro Balde for January Move

Manchester United are reportedly monitoring Barcelona left-back Alejandro Balde ahead of a possible January move, while Sunday’s newspaper round-up also covers Kylian Mbappe’s injury, Rangers interest in Ryan Jack and Robbie Savage’s Peterborough prospects.

Wales lose Harry Wilson, Nathan Broadhead and Karl Darlow before Nations League opener

Wales have suffered a triple injury blow before beginning their Nations League A campaign, with Harry Wilson, Nathan Broadhead and Karl Darlow withdrawing from Craig Bellamy’s squad. David Cornell, Joe Taylor and Charlie Savage have been called up as replacements.