Ole Gunnar Solskjaer

A Manchester United star has been banned from driving after racking up 30 points on his license. The 23-year-old has spent this season on loan at promotion-chasing Ipswitch but hasn't made an appearance for Kieran McKenna's side since November.

Ipswich Town have been promoted back to the Premier League for the first time in 22 years after a 2-0 win over Huddersfield Town. Kieran McKenna's side have enjoyed a fantastic season after emerging as the early favourites to go up under his leadership - despite only just moving up from League One last year - and they've battled all the way to seal their place in the top flight on the final day. The Tractor Boys only needed a point against the Terriers in their last Championship game and they got the job done with a routine victory, though Leeds United's 2-1 loss against Southampton meant they would have gone up anyway. 

Kieran McKenna began his coaching journey on crutches. He was aged just 22, and coming to terms with the premature end of his playing career after a second major hip operation when Tottenham academy bosses invited him to join them. Just for a taste of it. To see if he liked the idea. Turned out he liked it a lot. Turned out he was pretty good at it, too, just as those who extended the invitation knew he would be, and McKenna set about plotting a route to the top. The early steps involved a sports science degree at Loughborough University, coaching the students in non-League and Nottingham Forest 's Under 9s in the evenings and spending summers coaching in North America. Now, 15 years on, McKenna is one point from back-to-back promotions with Ipswich Town, on the brink of becoming a Premier League manager, taking his club back to the top flight after a 22-year exile. Over the past two seasons, no team in the top four divisions of English football has accumulated more points (191) or scored more goals (191) than Ipswich. Only Manchester City and Arsenal have a better points per game ratio.