News about Ryan Lowe

TOM PRENTKI AT ST MARY'S: The top four in the division are separated by just five points after a Che Adams double inspired Saints to a bruising victory over Preston. Russell Martin's side still have to travel to Leicester City and face a tantalising final day clash at Leeds with all of the top four on track to achieve 90 points or more. But it is Martin's men who have the most momentum and, playing like this, they will be a match for anyone.

LEWIS STEELE: The Championship is back for another jam-packed Easter season, with some teams making or breaking a team's promotion campaign, while others relegating for points in order to prevent dreaded relegation. Leicester won 13 games in the first 14 games back in the second tier after their fairytale era ended with relegation. However, the Championship is a marathon, not a sprint, and the Foxes have faltered, not a sprint.

Kirsty Williams, 25, mistakenly reported her Peugeot 108 as stolen after her then boyfriend, Ryan Lowe, 23, contacted her to report that he ploughed the car into bushes before heading off into the night. Lowe had been driving her vehicle along the A666 in Swinton at 9.55 p.m. on February 4, 2020, which resulted in a 80 percent chase and him eventually crashing the car. Williams pleaded guilty to police that her car had been stolen by an unknown individual on the same evening, according to Bolton Crown Court. Since being given a suspended sentence, fined £600, and ordered to pay thousands in compensation, she has skipped prison.

Chelsea is hosting Preston in the FA Cup third round, so follow Mail Sport's live blog for the most up-to-date scores, squad gossip, and news. More information from the rest of the late games, including Middlesbrough vs. Aston Villa. Ryan Lowe's team is going to win the Blues for the first time in 42 years.

ADRIAN KAJUMBA AT STAMFORD BRIDGE: Preston sang of the best part of an hour and suggested that Stamford Bridge could be the scene of some FA Cup magic. Chelsea stretched their muscles and quickly killed the chance of three goals in 11 tie-ending minutes before adding a fourth in late 2014. Chelsea was trying to crack down Ryan Lowe's Championship side for a long time. They were amazing, and Chelsea was the complete opposite. It was a match against Preston in the fourth round up for grabs. It's the first leg of the Carabao Cup semi-finals in Middlesbrough against another second tier team, as well as the opportunity to take a giant leap towards Wembley on Tuesday. Chelsea and Pochettino went down eventually, but not without difficulties.

LEWIS STEELE: Clearly, bursting on to the scene in the Cadamarteri family is on full throttle. Readers may recall that the odds against Everton were heavily stacked against them ahead of a Merseyside Derby in 1997, when Danny, 18, arrested possession, skipped past Neil Ruddock, and scored a spectacular match-winner. It was another fine run of form for the teen, who had scored four goals in his last five matches by the time of the game. In the Championship this season, there is a similar theme running. Bailey Cadamarteri, 18, had failed to make the matchday squad for Sheffield Wednesday in 13 of the 16 games before German coach Danny Rohl, the youngest EFL boss at 34 years old, took over at Hillsborough.

LEWIS STEELE: Owning a football team must be a breeze. Or, it seemed from an hour in the employ of Plymouth supremo Simon Hallett. In a candid tone that made it all seem straightforward, the 68-year-old was chronicling his climb from League Two to the Championship. Of course, that is far from the truth. Despite their best intentions, several good businessmen and women have tried their hand and failed. But Plymouth is one of the country's best-run clubs, and they consistently win accolades for community involvement and fan involvement. From spending a day in Devon on a memorable afternoon in which they gained promotion in May, Plymouth Argyle as a football team is much more than just the 11 players on the pitch.

CHAMPIONSHIP ROUND-UP: Sunderland wasted the opportunity to enter the Championship play-off zone after failing to see off 10-man Swansea. The Swans were rattled by midfielder Charlie Patino's departure in 29th minutes, but Sunderland was unable to capitalize. Arsenal loanee Patino received a red card from referee Robert Madley for fouls on playmaker Pierre Ekwah. Swansea, on the other hand, defied all their foes' attacking attempts.

LEWIS STEELE: It's only a matter of time before fireworks and pyrotechnics at football games have horrific or even deadly effects. There have been a lot of near misses over the last 18 months, including causing a disabled fan to have a seizure and Carlisle's goalkeeper barely avoiding a firework. Several EFL clubs have consistently refused to allow such items into stadiums, but it seems that more can be done to prevent supporters from ruining the game for everyone. Well, they look nice and they can contribute to the atmosphere, but they can also do serious harm.

By early Thursday morning, Khloe Kardashian was fully up on social media. And no filter was used as the reality TV darling had the makeup on as a reflection of an exercise machine. The Keeping Up With The Kardashians actress also had a little black mole stuffed in on the side of her nose for a Marilyn Monroe vibe. The 39-year-old The Kardashians actress, 39, was up at 5 a.m. to begin her home gym and filming by 6 a.m. for her Insta Stories to promote TechoGym. The diva has long been used and pushed the brand. 'I love them,' said the Hidden Hills, California resident, 'It's the best, tight, and high.'

On this week's episode of Hulu's The Kardashians, Kris Jenner was left stunned when Khloe Kardashian referred to her affair with Todd Waterman, which resulted in her marriage with Robert Kardashian. Kris, 67, married Robert Kardashian in 1979, but she became involved with then-soccer-turned-Emmy-winning actor Todd Waterman in 1989. Jenner wrote about the incident in her November 2011 book Kris Jenner... and All Things Kardashian, although she attempted to hide his identity by naming Ryan Lowe in the story.

Finlay Cross-Adair, a Preston forward, has been seriously injured in a car crash. The 18-year-old, who is on loan at Annan Athletic in Scotland, was involved in the incident on Thursday evening. He sustained significant injuries and was rushed to the hospital, where he is now recovering.

ADAM SHERGOLD AT DEEPDALE: When they shared the same dug-out, they had a lot of ideas. For the first time, their teams mounted a tumultuous contest. Preston North End, a Lowe's, came out on top, putting off a good start to the season as they returned to the Championship summit over their boss's former employers. But Schumacher's Plymouth Argyle did play their full part, had more possession and opportunities, and gave Preston plenty of scares. They may have made a point on another afternoon.

Brighton and Hove Albion have announced the signing of young left-back Jacob Slater from Preston North End on a three-year contract. Since eight years in the Preston academy, where he won the EFL Youth Alliance Cup in 2022, the 18-year-old will join their under-21s program. The terms of the transfer were not disclosed. Shannon Ruth, Men's under-21s head coach, told the club's website: "He's a natural young left-back with a flair that we've been aware of for a long time." We're excited about the impact he'll have in our under-21s squad, as he fits our style of play and our climate.'

The Seagulls were closing in on the 25-year-old, according to Mail Sport. Julio was a member of the Fiorentina team that made the Europa Conference League final last season and came off the bench against West Ham. In all competitions, the Brazilian made 42 appearances for I Viola in 2022/23.

Calvin Ramsay has joined Preston North End on a year-long loan from Liverpool. Ryan Lowe, 19, is the first signing of the transfer window for the Lilywhites as they try to build on a top-half finish. The right-back made just two appearances in a season marred by injury, firstly a back injury and then a knee injury that neced surgery in February.

COLUMN: LEWIS STEELE - EFL COLUMN: It may seem strange to begin a feature on Plymouth by focusing on other teams, but bear with me. Ipswich has won 13 of their last 14 games, scoring 43 goals and conceding just two goals in their quest to win promotion with a club-record number. They are not the best in the world. Sheffield Wednesday rolled on a wild 23-match winning streak and yet to finish the season on 96 points, a record that has never won automatic promotion in any League One season in history. They are not the best in the world. Plymouth is a port in the United Kingdom. Steven Schumacher's Argyle are No. 1 in a division populated by some behemoths of English football. That is testament to the young boss, chairman Simon Hallett, and an energetic group of players who are flourishing on a budget that is most in the league.

IAN MCCULLOUGH at LOFTUS ROAD: Two quickfire goals from Tom Cannon saw Preston's side win relegation woes as Ryan Lowe's side claimed their 10th victory of the season on their travels. North End has only seen defeat five times this season away from Deepdale and two strikes in four-second-half minutes from Cannon's ninth loss in their last ten games, leaving them just one point behind the bottom three. Preston's hopes remained hopeful, but Gareth Ainsworth's side was also defeated, despite the return of several key players from injury.

KINGDOMINA: When Steven Schumacher was a student at Cardinal Heenan High School in Liverpool, he replied that all little boys do during career discussions. I want to be a footballer and play at Wembley in countless classrooms around the city every day of the week, but never in Schumacher's wildest aspirations would he have imagined sharing the biggest day of his professional life with his mentor by his side.

LEWIS STEELE: The FA Cup's fourth round is approaching as we enter the business end of England's biggest domestic cup competition. Following Manchester City's disgraceful flurry on Friday night, there is just one all-Premier League match remaining this weekend between Brighton and Liverpool. That leaves the likelihood of several upsets over the next two days, and Sportsmail has compiled a rundown of the games that you may not want to miss.

BACK GAUGHAN'S EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: As it turns out, Ryan Lowe was picking up rumors about Antonio Conte before realizing he even wanted them. The information is solid, not less from Tottenham's brother. 'I was in Antonio Conte's box watching Liverpool win with my boy,' he says.' We were invited to dinner, had some food, and all that stuff.' It was a fantastic trip. His brother was a natural performer. A little bit about Antonio. We are drawn against them,' then, lo and behold.' I know Antonio's agent and have asked him what red wine he drinks. I'm hoping he'll be able to arrive at the end of the game and have a glass. Because of my Scouse English, I might have to speak a little slower.' Lowe's transfer to north London came two months before his Preston team was pitted against Spurs in an FA Cup fourth-round tie that looks very familiar. In this competition, North End often faces Premier League opposition at home.

After being recalled by Manchester City, Preston North End has announced that 19-year-old striker Liam Delap will remain with the club for the remainder of the 2022-2023 season. Ryan Lowe, the Preston North End boss, is excited to sign Delap and says he's a "good lad, a good footballer, and a goalscorer."

KIERAN GILL AT CARROW ROAD: Watch out Erling Haaland - Preston North End is catching up. During Preston's string of six 0-0 draws this season, they were left with the distinction and dishonour of having the Championship's best defence and worst attack simultaneously. The Twitter account 'Erling Haaland vs. Preston North End' shows how many goals each week has scored this week. Preston defeated Norwich City unexpectedly on Saturday, taking their total score in 13 Championship games to seven goals, including three in an unexpectedly entertaining victory. In Manchester City's victory over Southampton, Haaland scored one more, taking his total number to 15 goals in nine Premier League games.

AT HOME PARK: MATT BARLOW: With the place packed to the rafters today, Plymouth fans roared on Steven Schumacher's crew's shirts, displaying spinach and a battling spirit to the finish, making cartoon sailor Popeye's biceps bulge with pride. It was too much for Ipswich, who led at halftime but gave up their undefeated start as east meets west in Devon. Argyle skipped over their visitors to the summit, sending supporters home with their hopes soaring.