Newport boss Michael Flynn could look to freshen up his attack for the Sky Bet League Two match against fellow top-six side Colchester. Flynn made some five changes for last weekend’s FA Cup 2-0 win over the Metropolitan Police, with Padraig Amond and Jamille Matt both on target. Teenagers Antoine Semenyo and Mark Harris impressed with goals in the midweek Checkatrade Trophy victory ag...Full Story »

Leeds defenders Charlie Taylor and Kyle Bartley are hoping to return to contention for the home game against Rotherham. Left-back Taylor has missed the last two games due to an Achilles injury, while a minor knee problem ruled centre-half Bartley out of Thursday's draw at Aston Villa. Midfielder Eunan O'Kane has returned to training after being sidelined throughout December by a groin injury, ...Full Story »

Raith Rovers quickly quashed Ayr United's promotion enthusiasm with a comfortable 2-0 Ladbrokes Championship win at Somerset Park. Ross Callachan made the key breakthrough after 19 minutes when he firmly headed home a pinpoint Bobby Barr long ball, delivered from his own half. The Honest Men battled gamely as they tried to mark their accession to Championship action with a positive result. Pad...Full Story »

Striker Michael Chopra has shaken off a knock and is ready to help in Alloa's attempt to climb further clear of the bottom of the Ladbrokes Scottish Championship table against Raith. Missing from Danny Lennon's line-up will be new signing Michael Doyle with the Indodrill Stadium manager keen for the full-back to get more match practice under his belt following four months out with a knee injury...Full Story »

Ross Callachan rescued a point for Raith with an injury-time equaliser as they drew 2-2 at home to Falkirk to extend their unbeaten run to six games. In a first half dominated by the visitors, David McCracken headed wide before Raith's Mark Stewart forced Jamie MacDonald into a save. Falkirk were awarded a penalty in the 23rd minute when Rory Loy was brought down and John Baird made no mistake...Full Story »

Raith Rovers welcome back teenage midfielder Ross Callachan from a two-game ban as they host Ross County. However, back-up goalkeeper Ross Laidlaw and club captain Iain Davidson remain out with knee injuries. Kirkcaldy manager John McGlynn is determined to end a five-game run without a win, saying: "In this league three points for a win can make a huge difference to whether you are near the to...Full Story »

Raith Rovers have midfield player Ross Callachan missing from their ranks through suspension as they host Dundee. The youngster was sent off when he made his first-team debut at Ayr United a fortnight ago. Scott McBride is available again after a knock, but captain Iain Davidson remains out with a medial ligament strain. Kirkcaldy manager John McGlynn kept his men busy during the internationa...Full Story »