World News – AU – Championship round-up: Wycombe strikes late to deny Rooney’s derby

Wayne Rooney’s first game as interim manager of Derby ended in frustration when a late goal earned Wycombe a 1-1 draw at Pride Park.

Rooney, who left the roster by making seven changes to the side who lost 3-0 in Middlesbrough on Wednesday night, scored for the first time in almost eight hours thanks to a clever finish from Duane his team Holmes.

But Derby couldn’t add a second and Wycombe, who improved after the break, was finally able to improve with Matt Bloomfield’s hand-to-hand combat. The result means that Derby is still bottom of the table.

Mario Vrancic appeared in 27. Minute, Daniel Farke’s Canaries on their way to victory and scored from the penalty spot after goalkeeper Ben Wilson was punished for fouling Przemyslaw Placheta.

Bournemouth, who were also aiming to return to the Premier League on their first try, missed a chance to be at the top when they were played 2-2 at Rotherham.

Junior Stanislas’ penalty in the 20th. Minute put the guests in the lead, but Freddie Ladapo’s brace turned things around, except that Dominic Solanke – who was fouled because of the previous penalty – in the 63. Minute scored the equalizer.

With FA Cup Action
Place, League One only saw two games. Charlton jumped from eighth to third place after a 2-0 win at Ipswich. Albie
Morgan brought the Addicks in the 21st. Minute before substitute Omar
Bogle, 68, sealed the points. In the other game, Swindon scored a dramatic late turnaround to pinch the spoils in their derby
Oxford. Matt Taylor’s early efforts on behalf of the hosts were wiped out
Substitute Tom Broadbent (85) and Tyler Smith had an injury period
Winner for a 2-1 win.

Now in the league
Two well-formed Leyton Orient have their third bench
Straight win 3-2 in Port Vale. Leon Legge had
put the hosts in front, but James Brophy’s goal in the 85. Minute turned out to be crucial
and raised Orient to sixth place. Southend stay cut
After a 3-0 defeat in Bolton at the bottom. Eoin Doyles
Brace helped lift the hosts to the ninth and left the shrimper with only
five points from 14 games.

Watford, the third team to drop out of the big leagues last season, beat Preston 4-1 to finish third.

Domingos Quina converted Jeremy Ngakia’s cross in the ninth minute, then Troy Deeney doubled the lead within seven minutes of the restart.

The visitors were back in the game within three minutes with a deflected shot by Tom Barkhuizen from outside the game, but goals from Nathaniel Chalobah and João Pedro put the visitors’ hopes to an end.

Middlesbrough slipped up and went 3-2 to Huddersfield. Marvin Johnson’s low shot brought the guests in the 14th. Minute lead, but Carel Eiting leveled eight minutes before half-time and Fraizer Campbell scored just before half-time with a shot after a good job by Lewis O’Brien.

Britt Assombalonga seemed to have earned Boro a point, which after a foul in the 83. Minute shot a penalty, but Josh Koromas scored in the 85. Minute won him for the hosts.

Cardiff defeated Luton 4-0. Sean Morrison and Mark Harris had the hosts two within 10 minutes before Kieffer Moore and Sheyi Ojo rounded off a convincing home win.

Adam Armstrong and Sam Gallagher scored each half as Blackburn beat Barnsley 2-1 and Romal Palmer scored late for the visitors.

Tony Pulis’ Sheffield Wednesday drew goalless with former team Stoke at Hillsborough, while Birmingham and Millwall also ended 0-0.

At the start of the season, Reading ended his run with five games without a win with a 3-1 win over Bristol City.

Ovie Ejaria broke the impasse nine minutes after the break, but substitute Nahki Wells was equal in 73. Minute off.

Yakou Meite, however, restored the home team’s lead three minutes later after a good ball from Ejaria. Meite prepared Lucas Joao for the third goal of the fourth-placed Royals in stoppage time.

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