News about Josh Sargent

There is a Double Up Boost and multiple Price Boosts on offer for Thursday night's Championship play-off semi-final second leg between Leeds United and Norwich at Elland Road. The Double Up Boost - which is valued at 4/1 - is for Crysencio Summerville and Wilfried Gnonto to each have a shot on target and Ethan Ampadu to commit a foul in 90 minutes.  Summerville had a shot on target and Ampadu committed a foul when these sides met at Elland Road this season.

JON WEST AT CARROW ROAD: Russell Martin was convinced Jack Stacey should have been sent off as Southampton's undefeated run continued, but they were unable to defeat a Norwich team that was not there for the takings. Saints have now not lost in 18 Championship outings, one shy of beating a club record dating back to 1921's Division Three South, but the Saints were unable to capitalize on second-place Ipswich's 0-0 draw at Stoke. Josh Sargent's City equalizer put Martin's side three points behind the Tractor Boys, but it might have been different if Canaries defender Stacey saw red rather than yellow for a poor call on Samuel Edozie in the 23rd minute.

After Norwich City made a £7 million bid, Everton forward Tom Cannon is eager to leave. Norwich has been forced to enter the market for a striker as a result of Josh Sargent's injury, with Cannon as the primary target. Everton's academy has rated the 20-year-old as one of the highest performers in the world. Last season, it was in the Championship at Preston North End, where he stole the show, scoring eight goals in 20 games while on loan.

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.

A number of well-known players in the United States have boosted their World Cup profiles. The strikers weren't among them. Josh Sargent, Haji Wright, and Jesus Ferreira were all ineffective in their roles, and the tournament would not have ended without any of them scoring if not for Wright's good fortune against Holland.

Although technically the Championship returned from its World Cup hiatus with Sunderland's 3-0 victory over Millwall last Saturday, the second tier will be back in all its glory this weekend. The majority of teams have played 21 times, implying that another 25 rounds of games for absolutely everything to change at both ends of the table. Here's a look at what to expect in the second half of the season.

The USMNT could view holding England to a stalemate and kicking it out of the company's Qatar a relative success, but with a roster full of young, developing talent, that is no longer good enough. Sportsmail examined American soccer fans' honest assessment of their hopes before the World Cup began. With uncertainty in the team going into the tournament, it was difficult to know what would happen for the United States as they faced Wales, England, and Iran. What we saw was a team that dominated in the midfield, remained relatively solid in defense, and, despite a lack of quality attacking opportunities, it remained threatening. It led to their third straight appearance in the Round of 16 in World Cups, which they have qualified for since 2006.

After head coach Gregg Berhalter was chastised for not using him in USMNT's 1-1 draw with Wales, Gio Reyna was suspended for his second World Cup game in a row. Timothy Weah gave the United States a 1-0 lead over Wales in the first half, but Wales came back to the game and began to dictate play. The debut of promising 20-year-old attacker Reyna seemed inevitable, but Berhalter changed to Kellyn Acosta and Jordan Morris. Berhalter has now ruled him out of the England squad for the England showdown.

ExklusIVE - BRAD FRIEDEL, DAILYMAIL.COM WORLD CUP COLUMNIST BRAD FRIEDEL: The Wales' score would have felt like a loss to the United States team as they walked off the field in Qatar. The first half was really impressive. We ruled the game. Josh Sargent was close to scoring, but it was almost an own goal, and I was really happy for Timothy Weah to score. He's a great boy, always smiling and making everyone smile. He had a good shot at his goal. The tide changed in the second half, and Wales' more definite cut hopes appeared. However, the United States may have pushed ahead. Gareth Bale, who had his back to goal and didn't have the ball under control, was a stupid challenge by Walker Zimmerman.

The wives and girlfriends of US players have been allowed to spend time with their partners in the luxurious five-star Marsa Malaz Kempinski, where they are based (inset). Ashley Herron (right), Marrissa Horton (centre), Elsie Hansen (left), Ryan Chaisty, Milana D'Ambra, Kristen Sapienza, and Sara Schmidt were among the US WAGS reported to have visited the team hotel in the run-up to the game against England.

In their second Group B match against the United States, England will be trying to secure a last-16 spot. Following a 6-2 loss to Iran, the Three Lions got off to a good start in their group and will be looking to carry their momentum into the match at Al Bayt Stadium. Sportsmail takes you through everything you need to hear about below as the match draws near.

The United States is returning to the World Cup for the first time since the 2014 tournament in Brazil, and with a young and hungry staff, they will be able to prove their worth as they kick off their campaign at the Al Rayyan Stadium. Berhalter's squad contained a few surprises, but there could have been even more surprises in the starting lineup, if the statistics are correct. The American coach undoubtedly already knows - or at least has an idea of - who is he going to send out to face the Dragons but does it match the data? DailyMail.com takes you through the team's various roles, including the fact that the actors and Stripes are expected to don the Stars and Stripes for their eagerly awaited first game in Qatar.

The much-anticipated 2022 FIFA World Cup is set to begin in Qatar on Sunday, November 20th, where 32 countries will face off in a fierce competition to see who will bring home the coveted trophy. The tournament will begin on Sunday with Qatar taking on Ecuador and Ecuador against Ecuador, while the United States will face Wales one day later on Monday. Each country selects their absolute top soccer players to compete in the tournament, and this year's US Team is made up of top-notch players who have all earned their own notable accomplishments. Many of Team USA's members have also taken strides in their personal lives in lieu of their on-the-field recognition. But who exactly are the women behind the sports stars? As the World Cup approaches, FEMAIL has delved into the United States team's most glamorous allies. Here's what you need to hear about Team USA's WAGs, from their own careers and successes to how they met their boyfriends and intimate information about their marriage.

XclusIVE BY JAKE NISSE: The USMNT's winless and goalless losses in September weren't unreasonable to raise the alarm. They were badly outplayed and outshot (15-4) by Japan en route to a 2-0 loss, and their match against Saudi Arabia didn't prove much more fruitful as they were held to a 0-0 draw. Although the window was a disappointing one for the United States, which was missing several key players, time has uninhibitedly tarnished the tense feeling as a new squad is six days away from playing in the World Cup.

Josh Sargent is expected to return from the World Cup after scoring in Norwich's last game before the tournament against fellow USA international Zack Steffen. Norwich defeated Middlesbrough 1-0 for his ninth goal of the season, latching onto a through ball and dragging it ruthlessly past Steffen. Gregg Berhalter's World Cup squad, which was named this week, had the goalkeeper on loan at Middlesbrough from Premier League champion Manchester City.

After losing out on the 2018 edition, the United States Men's National Team will be going to the FIFA World Cup. The moment will be seen as the first opportunity for some of the country's most gifted players to grace a football pitch will be a show off on the country's biggest stage. However, before the cameras' grip and the brilliant lights of Doha get to them, the cameras will head to the Big Apple, where the US Soccer Federation will announce their roster for Qatar live on ESPN2.

Weston McKennie, a Juventus midfielder, has a thigh injury and is out for 15 days in what is yet another injury crisis for the United States during the World Cup near. In Juve's 1-0 victory over Lecce on Saturday, McKennie went missing at halftime, highlighting the issue. On Nov. 21, the United States will begin against Wales, putting McKennie in a tight window. On Nov. 9, coach Gregg Berhalter will announce his 26-man roster for the tournament in Qatar.

On Saturday, Gregg Berhalter will be in for a nervous glance over Norwich, where attacker Josh Sargent missed the game against Stoke due to a calf injury. The full extent of the situation is not known, but it will be a concern for the USMNT coach, who suffered another injury blast in midfielder Luca de la Torre on Friday. His team, Celta Vigo of Spain, learned he had to remove a thigh muscle and was out for about three weeks, thus putting his participation in the World Cup in jeopardy.

Brentford and Bournemouth are watching Blackpool hotshot Jerry Yates. Rangers in Scotland are also keeping tabs on the 25-year-old, who scored twice in the 4-2 Championship victory over Preston on Saturday. Yates has scored eight goals this season, including Norwich's Josh Sargent, Oscar Estupinan of Hull, and Blackburn's Ben Breton Diaz at the top of the Championship scoring charts.

The USMNT will host their first World Cup match in more than eight years on November 21. It's been a scenic drive back in the country. After a missed World Cup in 2018, a redesigned squad and a new coach in Gregg Berhalter now sees a young, hungry group of players preparing for Qatar alongside Wales, England, and Iran. Group B is part of the United Kingdom's World Cup.

Norwich's former star, Carlton Morris, was the loser for improving Luton last night, putting fresh emphasis on Canaries boss Dean Smith. The Norwich fans and his players were outraged, but referee Oliver Langford was the home crowd's biggest critic for shaming Kenny McLean shortly after the Luton goal was scored. The Canaries took a long time to recover possession, but Josh Sargent's snapshot from the edge of the area put the strain on Ethan Horvath.

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.

The fact that the US men's national team trained with Saudi Arabia is not enough. They did it in a less humid environment than a flat can of Coke, but it's not enough. They were not able to get the invite to what was effectively the Green Falcons' B-team, but it wasn't enough. It's because they did it while being offensively bankrupt, tactically disorganized, and as lost as a child is distracted by a shiny object at a county fair. In their last tune-up match in Murcia, which serves as home for a Spanish third division team, the United States appeared woefully unprepared on this stage.

As the pair battle for the team's starting No. 1, USMNT striker Jesus Ferreira has praised the 'healthy war' between himself and ex-teammate Ricardo Pepi. The World Cup will feature nine people in this role. Pepi was forced to leave the team in June but Ferreira is delighted to have the former FC Dallas forward back in the fold ahead of friendlies against Japan and Saudi Arabia. Ferreira said on Tuesday, 'I'm thrilled that I can compete with a guy that will get the best [out] of me.'