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  1. Robbie Savage celebrates Peterborough's win over Leicester

  2. A National League football with 'HUFC' written on it in pen being kicked by a grey boot with a blue sock

  3. Boro anniversary win 'doesn't get any better'

    Hellberg: 'Happy' with 'top' Boro performance

    Middlesbrough boss Kim Hellberg was "very happy" with his side's 1-0 victory over Wolves on Saturday.

    The side were celebrating their 150th anniversary and ended it with a win thanks to Will Lankshear's header.

    "I don't think it gets much better than this," Hellberg told BBC Radio WM. "A good performance against a good side.

    "There was a lot of things that were very good. I think up to the goal, we were absolutely brilliant in terms of the home game, pressing up high. We almost limited them to no chances in the first half.

    "After the goal, we showed what we are trying to be - a solid team against a good side because the games will always change when we go ahead.

    "I cannot reckon they had any chances to make it 1-1. We defended very good, we defended crosses, we had some transitions where we could have killed the game off but overall I'm very happy."

    The goal marks Lankshear's ninth of the season and Hellberg thinks there is more to come.

    He said: "Will is growing as a player. His technical quality and finishing is on a different level and you can see that with the goal, that header is one of the best I've seen.

    "Will wants to improve in everything. At the start it was mainly around the box scoring the goals but now he gives us almost everything."

    Listen to the full interview above or on BBC Sounds here.

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  4. Will Lankshear (right) celebrates his goal with Wolves goalkeeper Jose Sa (JOSE SA 1) in the foreground and Adilson Malanda (MALANDA 29) in the middle

  5. A group of people who are apart of a Teesside choir, singing

  6. A picture of all the players and volunteers who are involved with the team gb blind baseball team.

  7. Vik Brown, a woman with short brown-grey hair, and Samantha Soto Pupillo, a woman in her early 20s with long, brown hair. They are holding one of the period kits, which looks like a bright yellow bag with the words: "Period Kit. Grace and Green" printed on the front. Vik wears a bright red hoodie and Samantha wears a bright red jersey.

  8. Hartlepool nuclear power station is a tall, dark grey building surrounded by towers and pylons. There is smoke rising from some of the chimneys on the smaller, grey outer buildings. The facility is situated on a stretch of grass with a fence and foliage in the foreground, including the leafy top of a tree which is slightly out of focus.

  9. Hartlepool bring in defender Clark

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    Max Clark spent three seasons with Gillingham in League Two

    Hartlepool United have signed defender Max Clark on a deal running until January.

    Clark, 30, was a free agent after leaving Gillingham, where he had played more than 100 games, in the summer.

    His career has taken him around the EFL as well as spending almost three years in the Netherlands with Vitesse Arnhem.

    He is the second player signed by head coach Pete Wild after midfielder Jack Earing and is available for Saturday's trip to Forest Green Rovers (17:30 BST).

  10. A huge orange inferno lights up a building in Billingham. In the foreground are two traffic lights a road sign and some trees..

  11. Kim Hellberg in a grey sweatshirt clapping Middlesbrough fans after a match at Crystal Palace

  12. A woman wearing jeans, socks and a blue top cowers on a dark blue sofa with her head on her knees and her face covered with her arms. The shadow of a man is looming over her menacingly.

  13. Barrow midfielder Earing joins Hartlepool on loan

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    Earing has not played under new Barrow manager Adam Murray

    Hartlepool United have signed Barrow midfielder Jack Earing on an initial short-term loan.

    Earing, 27, will be with the Pools for at least one month working under head coach Pete Wild, as he did earlier in his career at Halifax Town.

    The midfielder joined Barrow from Walsall in the summer of 2025 and played 32 times last season, but he has not featured at all for the Bluebirds in the National League this campaign.

  14. Carol Norris has long white hair and glasses perched atop her head. She is wearing a white top with black dots on it and has a smile on her face.

  15. An aerial view of Durham city centre. The River Wear snakes around the cathedral, houses and trees.

  16. Kim Hellberg stands alongside Tonday Eckert during the play-off semi-final last season

  17. A yellow and green North East Ambulance vehicle in front of the blue metal Transporter Bridge over the River Tees. Decal on the vehicle reads: "Emergency Ambulance". The bridge behind it is tall and has wires hanging off it.

  18. Mugshot of Grainger. He is clean shaven with very short balding dark hair.

  19. Pick of the stats: Middlesbrough v Wolverhampton Wanderers

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    We're back with a bang after the international break as Middlesbrough mark their 150th anniversary with the visit of Wolves to the Riverside (15:00 BST).

    Going into the weekend Boro sit third, a point ahead of Wolves, who have played one game fewer.

    Both sides have lost just once in the Championship this season, and, depending on West Ham's result on Friday night and Swansea's on Saturday lunchtime, could be in position to take over at the top of the table with a win on Teesside.

    • This is the first league meeting between Middlesbrough and Wolves since the 2017-18 season, when Wolves won both games (1-0 home, 2-1 away) on their way to winning the Championship title.

    • Wolves are looking to win three consecutive league games against Middlesbrough for the first time.

    • Middlesbrough are unbeaten in six Championship games (W3 D3), last enjoying a longer unbeaten run in their first eight games last season under Rob Edwards.

    • Wolverhampton Wanderers have won four of their past six league games (D1 L1), more than in their previous 43 combined (W3 D13 L27). They are looking to keep three clean sheets in a row for the first time since January 2022, while they last won three in a row without conceding in June 2020.

    • Only one player has made more dribbles in the Championship this season than Wolves' Mateus Mane (32). It's the most per 90 minutes (5.8) by a Wolves player in a league season since Adama Traore in 2022-23 (6.1).

  20. Angela Lloyd smiles at the camera. She is sitting in her wheelchair and is wearing blue silk pyjamas and appears to be in her living room with floral curtains and various knick-knacks on shelves behind her.

  21. 'He's lucky... he got off very lightly'

    Spygate: Eckert free to continue as Southampton manager

    In a bonus episode of the BBC's Football Daily podcast, John Bennett is joined by BBC Radio Solent's Adam Blackmore and 72+ EFL podcast host and former Reading and Watford winger Jobi McAnuff to react to the Spygate verdict.

    An FA regulatory commission has handed Southampton boss Tonda Eckert a suspended six-week ban for his involvement in the Spygate scandal, but do the panel think is it a fair outcome?

    Blackmore said: "I thought he'd get maybe three to five games per [FA] charge and it would be a difficult decision for the club - do we wait for him to come back, do we move on?

    "I think he's lucky, but I am pleased it is all over and it looks like they can move on. I think he's paid a fairly hefty price, even if it hasn't come in the dugout in the next few weeks."

    Eckert was fined £28,000 for authorising three instances of spying on opponents before games - including last season's Championship play-off semi-final against Middlesbrough.

    Saints were expelled from the play-off final as a result - after beating Boro over two legs - and were also handed a four-point deduction this season.

    McAnuff feels Eckert "got off very, very lightly".

    He added: "Ultimately he's not going to miss any time on that sideline.

    "Southampton fans, players and staff who had no knowledge have been incredibly harshly punished - I think justly.

    "I feel, ultimately, one man was responsible for that. I cannot understand how the commission has come to the conclusion that he won't face any time off the touchline.

    "It's a real shock and certainly something I didn't see coming. When you step over the line that should have severe repercussions and I don't think we've seen that with the sanctions that have been handed down."

    With Middlesborough the club to have uncovered Saints' spying, fan and editor of Fly Me To The Moon fanzine, Robert Nichols, also offers his thoughts on what this decision feels like from a Boro perspective.

    Listen to the full episode here.

  22. Zoe, who is in her mid 20s faces the camera, she has light brown hair and is wearing a white hoodie underneath a black jacket. She's standing on a street in central Middlesbrough. The railway station is in the distance behind her. It is dark and street lights and lights from nearby bars are lit up.

  23. A red and white fire and rescue service tape cordons off the area around the former Billingham library building, which has been gutted by fire. The building has no roof. The side of the building facing the camera would have had a metal structure or cladding, but it is charred by the fire and partly destroyed. The cordon tape is set around a birch tree on a grassed area outside the building.

  24. The edge of a dry grass field stretching into the distance. To the right, separated by a wire fence, is an area thick with trees. Orange flames cover part of the fence, shooting out to a height of about five feet. The fire has clearly been bigger as the foreground is charred with a smaller pocket of flames and a swathe of light grey smoke, all following the line of the fence.