Burton Albion: Last News

Ethan Laird and Matej Kovar have been revealing how their respective loan moves have helped them grow as players.

Premier League and Football League manager Neil Warnock has announced his retirement from management following his Middlesbrough exit last year - with fans left split over his legacy.Beginning his career with Gainsborough Trinity and Burton Albion back in 1986 and 1987, he took each of Sheffield United, QPR and Cardiff City into the top flight across 1603 games in management.Warnock has been outspoken throughout his time in the game, but not everyone has agreed with his comments and some have even expressed their delight that he is stepping away from the limelight after 36 years in the dugout.One fan wrote on Twitter: "An absolute pleasure when Neil Warnock managed Boro. A man of integrity, values and passion."With a second agreeing: "Happy retirement to the legend that is Neil Warnock."A third said: "Football is going to miss Neil Warnock.

League One match between Sunderland and Burton Albion.It became apparent there was a medical emergency in the stands at the Stadium of Light shortly after kick-off on Tuesday (February 22) evening.Play was paused while the supporter was treated for 40 minutes before being taken to hospital.Northumbria Police issued an update on Wednesday morning which revealed the man is fighting for his life.A spokesman said: "Police were in attendance at the Sunderland v Burton Albion match yesterday (Tuesday) when a man in the stands collapsed."At around 7.50pm, paramedics attended the scene and the man was taken to hospital in a life-threatening condition."Police have been stood down from this incident and we wish the man a full recovery in the hands of medical professionals."Play was resumed around 8.45pm after a total of a 52-minute break.The Sunderland and Burton Albion players had initially remained on the pitch, but spent most of that time in the dressing rooms.The hosts informed fans in the ground of a 'temporary suspension' using the scoreboards in the stadium.They also provided an update online, tweeting: "There is a break in play due to a medical emergency in the stand."Everyone at #SAFC sends the supporter our very best wishes."Four paramedics were quick to the scene and were joined by St John Ambulance colleagues and an off-duty paramedic.

Gethin Jones was rested for Bolton Wanderers' loss on the road to Burton Albion but it poised to return this weekend against AFC Wimbledon.

Bolton Wanderers boss Ian Evatt has made four changes to his side to take on Burton Albion this evening.

Bolton Wanderers are aiming to make it eight games unbeaten in League One when they take on Burton Albion this evening.

Jon Dadi Bodvarsson is now in a position to start for Bolton while Amadou Bakayoko is reaping the benefits from the new system Wanderers have implemented and is proving any goal doubters wrong with his recent form in front of goal.

Burton Albion will be without the services of former Manchester United defender Cameron Borthwick-Jackson for the visit of Bolton Wanderers owing to concussion.

Philippe Sandler's time at Manchester City has come to an end after he completed a permanent transfer to Feyenoord on Tuesday.

Philippe Sandler’s Manchester City stay could be coming to a close with Feyenoord locked in negotiations to buy the 24-year-old defender.

Bolton Wanderers have had a productive January transfer window so far with five new faces joining the League One club and there could be more arrivals before the deadline arrives.

Bolton Wanderers made it two wins in a row in League One with victory over Shrewsbury Town.

Former Motherwell winger Steven Lawless has signed a short-term deal at Championships side Dunfermline Athletic until the end of this season.

Bolton Wanderers could make Accrington Stanley's Dion Charles their first signing of the January transfer window.

MJ Williams believes he has found a home at Bolton Wanderers which he is 'loving every minute' of and believes his grounding at Liverpool helped shape him into the player he is today.

Bolton's League One game against Burton Albion has been postponed as Wanderers do not have sufficient players available for the encounter.

Ian Evatt believes football cannot go back to playing behind closed doors again amid rising coronavirus cases and the Bolton Wanderers boss has urged for fans to be able to continue attending matches.

Ian Evatt has implored the EFL to use 'common sense' when it comes to assessing if Bolton Wanderers' trip to Burton Albion next week can go ahead.

Bolton Wanderers are set to be in action in League One when they travel to take on Burton Albion next week.

Ian Evatt admits that some impending injury returns for Bolton Wanderers have been scuppered by the sudden Covid-19 outbreak at the club.

Burton Albion say that the club still expects its home League One clash next week against Bolton Wanderers to go ahead as planned at this time.