Sunderland will face Arsenal in the fifth round of the FA Cup after Stephane Sessegnon's winner in extra time against Middlesbrough.
Last updated: 22:37, February 8, 2012
Championship news
Sessegnon sends Sunderland through
Stephane Sessegnon's extra-time strike broke Middlesbrough hearts as Sunderland booked an FA Cup fifth round clash with Arsenal with a dramatic 2-1 win.
Bennett relishing Norwich chance
Ryan Bennett is relishing the chance to take his game to another level under Paul Lambert at Norwich.
Clough happy with squad
Derby manager Nigel Clough is not looking to strengthen his squad with emergency loan signings.
Briggs relishing match time
Fulham full-back Matthew Briggs is hoping his loan move to Peterborough will provide him with the first-team experience he craves.
Montano back at County
West Ham youngster Cristian Montano has rejoined Notts County on loan until the end of the season.
Mills eyeing Royals action
Reading full-back Joseph Mills has set his sights on a first-team place after signing a permanent deal at the Madejski Stadium.
Morrison facing Twitter rap
West Ham have confirmed the Football Association are investigating a comment made by Ravel Morrison on Twitter.
Clarets hail Kilby leadership
Burnley's board of directors have paid tribute to chairman Barry Kilby following his decision to stand down at the end of the season.
McAnuff confident of Royals restraint
Reading winger Jobi McAnuff has warned Reading fans not to expect a splurge on new players following their recent takeover by a Russian billionaire.
Poyet hails "quality" Rodriguez
Brighton boss Gus Poyet is desperately hoping to keep midfielder Vicente Rodriguez fit for the rest of the season.
Clough praise for O'Brien
Derby manager Nigel Clough has hailed the resilience of Mark O'Brien with the teenage defender ahead of schedule to return from a serious knee injury.
Chopra: Being dropped improved me
Michael Chopra insists being dropped by Ipswich manager Paul Jewell was the right decision and helped to rejuvenate him.
Keogh wants Sky Blues stay
Defender Richard Keogh is keen to begin discussing a new contract with Coventry.
Cliugh praise for O'Brien
Derby manager Nigel Clough has hailed the resilience of Mark O'Brien with the teenage defender ahead of schedule to return from a serious knee injury.
White support for Redfearn
Defender Aidy White is the latest Leeds player to publicy give his backing to caretaker-manager Neil Redfearn.
Kilby reveals illness
Burnley chairman Barry Kilby has revealed a battle with cancer is behind his decision to stand down as chairman of the npower Championship club.
