Bolton Wanderers defensive duo named in League Two team of the week after Cheltenham Town win

t David Beckham would not have even managed to secure a place on the Arsenal bench during the 2003/04 season.The TV presenter was watching the Super Bowl when he compared LA Rams’ wide receiver, Odell Beckham Junior, with the former England international.“Great to watch a Beckham who can actually play football,” Morgan tweeted. But Gary Lineker came in and stood up for the former Manchester United winger.

Kim Kardashian West and Pete Davidson celebrated Valentine's Day early this year, going out for a romantic dinner at Lilia restaurant in Brooklyn, New York, on Saturday night.Kim was out to turn heads in a sparkly fur coat, thigh-high boots and a matching silver floor-length dress. The 41-year-old mother of four smiled as she held hands with 28-year-old Pete, who dressed much more casually in jeans, a flannel shirt, a brown Carhartt jacket and sneakers.Meanwhile, Kim's ex, Kanye «Ye» West, has made headlines with his recent jabs at Pete on social media.

Piers Morgan, 56, has skewered conservative activist, Charlie Kirk, after he branded the widely praised Super Bowl halftime show “sexual anarchy”.The performance saw Hip Hop legends Eminem, Dr Dre, Mary J Blige, Snoop Dogg, Kendrick Lamar, and 50 Cent take to the stage together in an historic gig.Following the show, 28-year-old Charlie wrote on Twitter to his 1.7 million followers: “The NFL is now a league of sexual anarchy.“This halftime show should not be allowed on television.”Charlie’s comments were met with amusement from users, particularly outspoken columnist Piers Morgan.He shared Charlie’s tweet with his 7.9 million fans and retorted: “Time for bed, Grandpa,” with two laughing emojis.Plenty shared in Piers’ sentiment and took to the comments to praise the Super Bowl performance and mock Charlie.Ben wrote: “This was a great flashback of when Hip Hop was actually good.

Emmerdale’s Charley Webb, 33, took to Instagram earlier today to share a reflection after dropping off her youngest son Ace to nursery for the first time.She said the two-year-old tot had left the house feeling quieter than usual as he embarked on the milestone.Charley logged onto the social media app to share a picture of herself on her Story with an emotional caption.In view of her 556,000 followers, she wrote: “A nice hot, uninterrupted cup of tea on Ace's first morning at nursery.“The house was so quiet this morning, I wasn’t keen.“I’m excited to squish him.” (sic)As well as Ace, Charley shares Buster, 11, and Bowie, five, with her husband Matthew Wolfenden, 41.The couple, who have been together for 15 years, recently marked four years of marriage.To celebrate the occasion, Charley penned a heartfelt message to her husband in an Instagram post.The post, shared on Thursday, featured a selfie that showed the happy couple smiling for the camera.Charley captioned the snap: “Happy 4 years married.“This is what our anniversary looks like.”She went on: “15 years together, 3 children later.“I’m in my pyjamas ready to read my book in bed and @matthewwolfenden55 is watching a cooking programme.“Happy Anniversary pal, you wouldn’t have it any other way.”The couple were promptly inundated with messages from fans and friends congratulating them on their anniversary.Fellow Emmerdale star Isabel Hodgins said: “Love you both so much!!“Happy anniversary.

the Trotters added their second towards the end through Nathan Delfouneso, before Peter Kioso nodded home a dramatic late leveller before the break to ensure the spoils would be shared after six goals.Wanderers later ended the encounter with 10 men after Kioso was shown a second yellow card in stoppage time. There was even later drama when Thomason and Jon Mellish both struck the woodwork at either end of the pitch as each side came close to a late winner.Speaking on the EFL highlights show on Quest, pundit Maxwell felt Wanderers trio Kioso, Thomason and Antoni Sarcevic caught the eye during the comeback.

Wanderers were 2-0 down and had a penalty appeal not entertained by referee Ross Joyce.

the Trotters added their second towards the end through Nathan Delfouneso, before Peter Kioso nodded home a dramatic late leveller before the break to ensure the spoils would be shared.The wing-back was later sent off for a second bookable offence as Wanderers ended the game with 10 men, while Thomason and Jon Mellish each hit the post in stoppage time as both sides could have scored a winner at the death. And Beech - who signed a new deal at Brunton Park which will keep him with the Cumbrians until 2022 - felt his team should have scored more either side of the break and that his team was the better one over the course of the encounter.

the Trotters added their second towards the end through Nathan Delfouneso, before Peter Kioso nodded home a dramatic late leveller before the break. The wing-back was later sent off for a second bookable offence.After the game, Wanderers manager Ian Evatt spoke to the press and here's some of the highlights of what he had to say.

The Trotters are in Cumbria this Boxing Day aiming to return to winning ways in League Two. Last time out, Evatt's side tasted defeat at the University of Bolton Stadium against Tranmere Rovers.They sit 15th in the table heading into this afternoon's encounter and take on a Cumbrians side which is currently third in League Two.In the previous match against Tranmere, Evatt made one change from the side which beat Cheltenham Town as Harry Brockbank came in at left wing-back to replace Reiss Greenidge.And for today's game against Carlisle, Evatt has made from two last Saturday's defeat.

The Trotters go into the encounter in Cumbria sitting 15th in the table and having lost three of their last four matches. But despite this, Bolton are still just five points from the play-offs in a tightly packed division.

The Trotters travel to Brunton Park aiming to bounce back from last weekend's defeat to Tranmere Rovers.Ian Evatt's side head into the encounter sitting 15th in the League Two table and take on a Cumbrians side currently in the top three. And Bolton will be aiming for a late Christmas present of three points when they take to the road tomorrow to close the gap between themselves and the play-offs, which currently stands at five points.

the Trotters, his first starts since joining earlier this year. The former Swindon Town man has had to wait for opportunities in a Bolton shirt due to injuries which kept him out for the whole of October.

the Trotters. He told the News & Star : "They’ll get some rest.

The Trotters aim to return to winning ways this weekend in League Two when they play Chris Beech's side at Brunton Park. Wanderers sit 15th in the table heading into the encounter, while Carlisle are third in one of the automatic promotion spots.

The Trotters head to Brunton Park over the weekend to take on the Cumbrians.

The Trotters succumbed to a 3-0 loss to Rovers at the University of Bolton Stadium. The visitors won thanks to goals from Peter Clarke and Kieron Morris, as well as James Vaughan's penalty.In that match, Bolton made just one change as Harry Brockbank, who started as left wing-back, came off for Ali Crawford.The subsequent switch around on the pitch led to Gethin Jones swapping to the left flank and Lloyd Isgrove playing more on the right to accommodate the change.Speaking after the game, Evatt pointed to the lack of options he has on the bench in the forward areas at the moment owing to injuries suffered by Shaun Miller and Arthur Gnahoua.

The Trotters head to Whaddon Road aiming to return to winning ways after suffering back-to-back defeats in League Two.

The Trotters went ahead in the first half thanks to Eoin Doyle, but the Saddlers equalised through Elijah Adebayo on the stroke of half-time, though there was suggestions that Ali Crawford had been fouled in the build-up. And the hosts took the lead and all three points when Rory Holden lashed home from just outside the box after the break as Wanderers succumbed to defeat.

Bolton's 3-0 win over Southend United at the end of November. The next full game he missed was the 6-3 loss against Port Vale at the University of Bolton Stadium which brought the Trotters' five-match unbeaten run to a shuddering end.

The Trotters suffered their heaviest defeat at the University of Bolton Stadium at the hands of the Valiants last weekend. Wanderers went behind early on thanks to goals from Manny Oyeleke and Leon Legge, before Gethin Jones halved the deficit shortly after.Tom Conlon added a third from the penalty spot before the break and Cristian Montano scored Vale's fourth a minute after the restart.David Worrall added the Valiants' fifth and Nathan Smith headed home their sixth just after the hour mark.Eoin Doyle fired in his seventh goal of the season afterwards while Lloyd Isgrove scored Wanderers' third as full-time approached.

direct to your inboxThe League Two campaign is now more than three months old and the table is a tightly-contested affair.Newport County sit top of the table with Cheltenham Town and Forest Green Rovers behind them in the automatic play-off spots.The sides occupying the play-off spots at present are Carlisle United, Exeter City, Colchester United and Cambridge United.With the congested nature of the division, the sides between eighth and 16th are currently separated by just five points. From Salford City to Oldham Athletic, the likes of Bolton Wanderers, Port Vale and Tranmere Rovers all sit in between.