News about Angus Gunn

LEWIS STEELE: Earlier this year, Leicester, the former champions of the FA Cup, arrived in Gillingham for a cold January lunchtime. That day, Kent's only Football League club welcomed a full house, and although the Foxes may have mistook them for VIP guests, another celebrity attraction was added. Brad Galinson, a Florida-based real estate mogul, did a lap of the stadium with his wife and sons right before the players took the field at Priestfield for the 27th years of turbulent stewardship under Paul Scally.

Over £40,000 has been donated to charity by a Norwich fan who was pounded online by trolls. After giving an interview to The Pink Un ahead of Norwich's game against Millwall on Sunday, which attracted over 24 million viewers, Nathan West was mocked online. However, he has since received a lot of support from the football community, with Norwich players Angus Gunn and Shane Duffy among those to have contributed to West's fundraiser.

NORWICH 3-1 MILLWALL: Gary Rowett retaliated in the Millwall supporters' 'hurtful' chanting, which had demanded that his four-year tenure as boss come to an end. Norwich defeated the Lions for the third time in a row. More than 1700 people chanted that Rowett's football was "sh**," as the Norwich fans who predicted he'd be "sacked in the morning" declared them to be "out" themselves. Rowett almost led the Lions to the play-offs last season, when a 3-1 lead at home against Blackburn was turned into a 4-3 loss, but whatever goodwill remained after that appears to have drained.

Sunderland defeated Norwich 1-0 on Sunday afternoon at Carrow Road, thanks to Abdullah Ba's driving effort. Sunderland struck just before the 15 minute mark, with Norwich's defense allowing Ba too much space for him to fire a low shot from long range between Grant Hanley's legs and the right corner of the net. Joe Gelhardt had a great chance just minutes later, but they didn't have a big lead after smashing his shot straight into Angus Gunn in goal.

Norwich defeated Norwich 2-1 at Vicarage Road, denying them the opportunity to climb to the top of the Championship table. Imran Louza, who had earlier seen a penalty saved by Canaries goalkeeper Angus Gunn, volleyed Slaven Bilic's hosts ahead of Keinan Davis's doublet lead shortly after the half-hour mark. In the final minute of the first half, Josh Sargent pushed one back, but Dean Smith's visitors now rank third, ahead of Sheffield United and new leaders Burnley. Watford went from 17th to tenth in the table.