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May 3: Stevenage Borough have turned back the clock two years and reappointed Graham Westley as manager following Peter Taylor’s departure. Westley’s return will not sit comfortably with many at Broadhall Way. Although an extremely focused manager, Westley’s approach and dour style did not endeare him to Stevenage fans. It’s not the first time, Boro chairman has gone for a former manager - he brought Paul Fairclough back to the club in 1999. Wallace said: "The opinion of the board is that we need a manager who can hit the ground running coming August, so extensive knowledge of the Conference is essential. Graham most certainly has that and is our preferred choice."

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League Tables

Sunday, 04 May 2008

Barclays Premier League

Arsenal 1-0 Everton

Liverpool 1-0 Man City

The Coca-Cola Football League Championship

Blackpool 1-1 Watford

Bristol City 3-0 Preston

Cardiff 3-0 Barnsley

Charlton 4-1 Coventry

Crystal Palace 5-0 Burnley

Ipswich 1-0 Hull

QPR 0-2 West Brom

Scunthorpe 3-3 Colchester

Sheff Wed 4-1 Norwich

Southampton 3-2 Sheff Utd

Stoke 0-0 Leicester (Stoke are promoted)

Wolverhampton 1-0 Plymouth

Saturday May 3 2008

BGB Premier Division Play-off final

Team Bath 2-1 Halesowen Town

Barclays Premier League

Aston Villa 0-2 Wigan

Blackburn 3-1 Derby

Bolton 2-0 Sunderland

Fulham 2-0 Birmingham

Man Utd 4-1 West Ham

Middlesbrough 2-0 Portsmouth

Reading 0-1 Tottenham

Barclays Premier League

Championship

Coca-Cola 1

Coca-Cola 2

Blue Square Premier

Blue Square South

Blue Square North

BGB Premier

Ryman Division One North

United Counties League

Spartan South Midlands League

Herts Senior County League 1

May 3: Bedford have kept manager Stuart Bimson, despite relegation for the second successive season. Chairman of the club’s Football Management Committee, Dave Thomas, commented: "It's not been an easy time for anybody associated with the club. The FMC have given a huge amount of consideration to the circumstances that have brought about the situation we now face and believe Stuart Bimson and Lee Howarth should continue. Stuart is a very talented coach and we want him to continue at the club. Both he and Lee are in their first managerial jobs and we intend giving them as much support as possible so they can fulfil their obvious potential."

May 3: Team Bath have won promotion to the Blue Square South after beating Halesowen 2-1 in the BGB Premier play-off at Twerton Park. The students won by virtue of a last minute goal from Sean Canham after Dean Brennan had levelled for Halesowen. Kings Lynn are the other promoted side - they clinched the title on the final day of the season.

May 3:Tony Kempster’s latest forecast for the structure of the leagues in 2008-09 now has Hitchin playing in the Southern League. The line-up, according to his calculations, is: Banbury United, Bashley, Brackley Town,

Chippenham Town, Clevedon Town, Corby Town, Dorchester Town, Evesham United, Farnborough, Gloucester City, Halesowen Town, Hednesford Town, Hemel Hempstead, Hitchin Town, Mangotsfield United, Merthyr Tydfil, Oxford City, Rugby Town, Stourbridge, Swindon Supermarine, Tiverton Town, Yate Town. Watch out for the FA’s decision on the league line-ups next week.

May 4: Stoke clinched promotion to the Premier League as Leicester went down to the third tier of English football for the first time in their 124-year history.

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Fixtures

Monday, 05 May 2008

Barclays Premier League

Newcastle v Chelsea, 16:00

Blue Square Premier

Torquay v Exeter, (agg 2-1), Play-Offs Semi-Final, L2, 12:30

Tuesday, 06 May 2008

Blue Square Premier

Cambridge Utd v Burton Albion, (agg 2-2), Play-Offs Semi-Final, L2, 19:30

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