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Fulham prospect Jay Stansfield's loan switch to join Exeter City has tugged at the heartstrings of football fans across the country as he follows in the footsteps of his dad.Jay has joined the League one outfit on loan from the Premier League side 12 years after they retired their number nine shirt in honour of his father Adam Stansfield who died of cancer.The Fulham prospect, 19, has spoken of his pride in following the professional path of his dad and explained how he decided that wearing the iconic number was the right thing to do.READ MORE: Six sons who followed their fathers into football as Romeo Beckham makes debutHe told the club: "It means a lot. I know the pressure is going to be high if I had the number nine shirt or if I didn't.

Wrexham host Boreham Wood at the Racecourse Ground this weekend and need just one more win to secure promotion back to the Football League after 15 seasons away.

Bevis Mugabi says the secret of his success at Motherwell is being able to adapt to wherever boss Graham Alexander needs him.

Daily Star Sport, we're taking a closer look at some of the players who have failed to live up to the standards set by their superstar brothers.Which other world class stars have 'bang average' footballer brothers? Give us your thoughts in the comments sectionRegarded as one of the Premier League's greatest ever centre-backs, John Terry carved out quite the career at the top of the game.A captain, leader and legend at Chelsea, the former England skipper enjoyed a trophy-laden career which saw his collection include five Premier League titles, four FA Cups and one Champions League crown.By comparison, his older brother Paul didn't enjoy quite the same level of success.Having languished in the lower leagues of English football for all of his career, the midfielder's greatest achievements are his 2004-05 League Two title success with Yeovil Town and a 2011 FA Trophy triumph with Darlington. Wayne Rooney has gone down in the history books as one of Manchester United and England's greatest ever players and currently hold the goalscoring record for both.

Premier League sides will learn their FA Cup third-round opponents on Monday evening as sides from England's top tier and the Championship enter the competition.The draw is set for 7pm, ahead of the final second-round tie between Boreham Wood and St Albans City.Premier League sides could set up ties with one of the five non-league teams left in the competition.Kidderminster Harriers, of the National League North, are the lowest-ranked team left in the competition, and they will be No.59.Kidderminster will be joined by Yeovil Town, Chesterfield, and one of Boreham Wood and St Albans City as the National League representatives.Ralf Rangnick'sManchester United will be No.26 in the pot, while their local rivals, Manchester City, will be

Yeovil Town captain Lee Collins died in a hotel room in Somerset, an inquest has heard.Defender Collins passed away at the age of 32 and was found after failing to turn up for training with the Glovers.He had made eight National League appearances this season with the last coming back in December.An inquest was opened into his death with the coroner being told Collins had not turned up for training on March 31.The former Port Vale and Northampton defender was found in his room at a hotel in West Coker, Somerset, where he was staying.During a hearing in Taunton, in a statement read to the court, coroner's officer Ben Batley said Mr Collins, from Newport, Gwent, was confirmed dead at the hotel on March 31."Lee was a professional footballer

This week should have seen the first legs of the EFL play-off semi-finals.