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Dean Cox`s brace earned bottom club Leyton Orient their first league win of the season as they shocked high-flying Preston 2
Charlton extended their lead at the top of npower League One to three points after securing a 3-1 victory over Chesterfield at The Valley.
Paul Hayes struck
Substitute Danny Mayor struck six minutes after coming off the bench to extend 10-man Preston's winning run to six League One games with
Neil Mellor struck twice to help Phil Brown's Preston extend their winning streak to four npower League One games with a thrilling 4
Sheffield Wednesday striker Ryan Lowe has bagged the npower League One player of the month award for August.
The former Bury star, who made his debut for the Owls in
Teenage striker Jamie Proctor grabbed the only goal of the game to extend Preston's unbeaten run to four games with a 1-0 victory over struggling Exeter.
Graham Alexander has returned to Preston on a one-year deal following his departure from Burnley.
The 39-year-old Scotland international made exactly 400 appearances for
Burnley have confirmed the departure of veteran midfielder Graham Alexander by mutual consent.
The 39-year-old Scot has reached a settlement with the Lancashire club to cancel the
Burnley boss Eddie Howe has paid tribute to Graham Alexander as he prepares to make his 1,000th career appearance
Burnley began life after Brian Laws with an entertaining 4-2 victory that
Burnley came from 2-1 down to record a 3-2 home victory
Neil Warnock was unhappy with referee Iain Williamson after his QPR side
Sheffield United skipper Chris Morgan is expected to return to the starting line-up for the
Graham Alexander's first-half penalty miss proved costly as Burnley
Burnley boss Brian Laws insisted there was "still room for improvement'' despite
Craig Bellamy marked his return to Wales in style as he scored on his debut
Burnley striker Steven Thompson has agreed a new one-year deal with the option of
Burnley captain Steven Caldwell is among four senior players not to have
Graham Alexander is set to be offered a new deal by Burnley that will take him past his 39th birthday
Two goals from captain Steven Gerrard helped Liverpool to a 4-0 win
Brian Laws labelled the past week the most challenging of his managerial career after
Graham Alexander netted a penalty double as Burnley came from behind to claim a 4
Hugo Rodallega broke Burnley's hearts with a last-gasp winner to add to the
Clarke Carlisle's unfortunate own goal proved the difference as Mick McCarthy
David Nugent regained his scoring touch for the second match in a row to rescue a point for Burnley against Stoke
