News about Tom Ince

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.

Stoke is the place to be if following in the footsteps of your famous footballer dad. Tom Ince and Liam Delap have had spells with the Potters in recent seasons. Tyrese Campbell, son of Kevin, and D'Margio Wright-Phillips are among their current squad members, as well as Ian Wright's grandson.

Following his release from Southampton, Reading is closing in on Theo Walcott's signing as a free agent. Ruben Selles, who played Walcott at Southampton last season, is the Royals' chairman, who have been relegated to League One. Walcott, 34, has been working with Reading in recent weeks, according to Reading Today.

Sheffield United defeated Reading 2-1, taking them second position in the competition for automatic promotion spots. Iliman Ndiaye struck home after 60 minutes to put the Blades up in a match where there was little between the two teams. They extended the gap to Middlesbrough, who now have the first play-off position.

bY BERNSTEIN: More than one Ince will return to Old Trafford in the FA Cup on Saturday night. Paul needs no introduction of course, he is the midfield lynchpin of Sir Alex Ferguson's first great Manchester United team and now manager of Championship underdogs Reading. Tom Horton, the Royals' top scorer this season, is his son. He was born almost 31 years ago when dad played for United, and as a child, he yelled a ball about at the theatre of dreams with Kasper Schmeichel and Alex Bruce, who were also famous offspring.

ROBERT DUNFORD OF THE SELECT CAR LEASING STADIUM: Lucas Joao celebrated his birthday in style by scoring twice for Reading in their victory over Stoke. The Royals also have a superb record at home this season thanks to their double haul at Select Car Leasing Stadium. After two minutes, the hosts got off to a good start, though Stokes got off to a rocky start with a gift.