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Leyton Orient keep play-off hopes alive with win at Crawley Charlie Kelman struck twice in two minutes to fire Leyton Orient to a vital 3–1 win over relegation-threatened Crawley Town, keeping the O’s firmly in the hunt for a League Two play-off spot. Author - James P Crawley took the lead shortly after the break through Armando Junior Quitirna's composed penalty, but Orient responded with a ruthless second-half display. Kelman hit back with a quick-fire brace, before Jamie Donley added a late third to seal an impressive comeback. The result lifts Richie Wellens’ side to within three points of the top seven, while Crawley are now six adrift of safety with just four games remaining after suffering a third straight defeat. Ahead of the match, Crawley manager Scott Lindsey had called for unity in the face of mounting pressure. It had been a difficult time for their club. READ MORE: London Super News from League One The hosts handed a league debut to goalkeeper Luke Hutchinson, bro...

The iconic British girl group’s songs have stood the test of time. It had taken Sugababes 25 years to get to the point of heading out on an arena tour. Author - Lucy W Judging by the dedication of their 02 audience, the iconic British girl group’s songs have stood the test of time. For the most part of this concert, it was a night (or 80 minutes) of wall-to-wall bangers.  It’s easy to forget just how many bangers they have in their arsenal but, whipping through ‘Overload’, ‘Hole in the Head’, ‘In The Middle’ and ‘Red Dress’ within the first 15 minutes made you remember how good they were.  READ MORE:  A closer look at London's best gig venues READ MORE:  Gig Review: The Bug Club READ MORE:  Gig Review: Jack White Returning to the end of the platform in their rave gear, ‘Round Round’ is served with a dance break and neon green strobes. ‘Freaks’ and ‘Push The Button’ come in quick succession and, before final song ‘About You Now’. These songs have groups of fr...

Tottenham were held by Frankfurt as Santos steals the show in Europa League tie They were held to a 1-1 draw by Eintracht Frankfurt, with visiting goalkeeper Kaua Santos delivering a stunning performance to keep the hosts at bay. Author - Greg S The Brazilian, deputising for the injured Kevin Trapp, produced a series of outstanding saves in the first leg of the Europa League quarter-final at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, frustrating Spurs throughout a breathless encounter. Frankfurt struck early through Hugo Ekitike, whose low drive in the sixth minute underlined why a number of Premier League clubs are keeping tabs on the 22-year-old forward. The move came from a Spurs error in midfield, as James Maddison lost possession and Ellyes Skhiri found Ekitike in space. The Frenchman cut inside and picked his spot with precision, beating Guglielmo Vicario at the far post. Spurs responded with intent and gradually gained control. Their efforts were rewarded when Pedro Porro levelled the tie w...