Yeovil are waiting on the fitness of defender Alex Lacey ahead of their Sky Bet League Two clash against Leyton Orient at Huish Park. Lacey is nursing a knee injury suffered in Yeovil's 1-1 draw against Hartlepool last weekend, and manager Darren Way will make a late decision. Midfielder Alex Lawless (hip flexor) and defender Ryan Dickson (groin) are available, while Darren Ward, rested for t...Full Story »

Ayo Obileye is suspended for Dagenham after his red card against Carlisle on Saturday. The defender was dismissed along with the Cumbrians' Troy Archibald-Henville in the Daggers' 1-0 defeat. Boss Wayne Burnett said: "I don't know why they were sent off. They were just hugging each other. No punches were thrown and it was just a case of players with lots of testosterone having a bit of a cud...Full Story »

Alex Lawless, Luke Guttridge and Pelly Ruddock could all be involved for Luton when Cambridge visit Kenilworth Road. Guttridge, out since November due to a foot injury, played a full 90 minutes against Stotford in the Bedfordshire Senior Cup on Tuesday, while Town boss John Still revealed Lawless and Ruddock were held back from that game due to the poor nature of the pitch. Lawless returned fr...Full Story »

Luton are again expected to be without Alex Lawless and Pelly Ruddock for Saturday's FA Cup first-round tie against Newport. Both sat out last weekend's draw at Exeter and are unlikely to be risked here. Defenders Curtley Williams and Paul Connolly are also still sidelined for the Hatters, having been out since early September. John Still insists he will not make "drastic changes" to his side...Full Story »

Alex Lawless should return to the Luton squad for the visit of Dagenham. The midfielder missed the win at Hartlepool on Saturday after starting and scoring against Southend the previous weekend. "Alex is training today [Monday]. It was nothing to do with the injuries he's had, it was the other leg where he just felt quite tired, so we had time to address that," said Hatters boss John Still at ...Full Story »

First-half goals from Alex Lawless and Mark Cullen saw Luton comfortably beat Southend at Kenilworth Road. The Hatters had the lead after 17 minutes when Lawless, making his first start of the season, cut into the box and curled a lovely effort beyond Shrimpers 'keeper Daniel Bentley. Lawless almost teed up a second only for Bentley to intervene but the second did arrive on 34 minutes when the...Full Story »

Alex Lawless finds himself back on the sidelines as Luton prepare to host Cheltenham. Lawless came on as a second-half substitute against Plymouth last weekend but the midfielder has had a reaction to the hamstring injury which kept him out of the first month of the season and he is unavailable again. New signing Nathan Doyle is unlikely to feature as he builds up his fitness, while defender F...Full Story »