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Stoke – Bristol City 07 April

The match Stoke – Bristol City for the Championship of England will take place on 07 April (Friday) at 17:00. Tyrese Campbell is Stoke’s top scorer with 8 goals. Jacob Brown has more yellow cards (8) than any other Stoke player. Alex Scott has 9 for Bristol City. A year ago, Bristol City were number 18 in the table with 43 points. They are now number 14 with 48 points.

Stoke win odds are 1.72. The tie in the match is rated 3.75. Bristol City win odds are 4.75. Check out our full football TV schedule.

Middlesbrough – Stoke 14 March

The match Middlesbrough – Stoke for the Championship of England will take place on March 14 (Tuesday) at 22:00. As hosts, Middlesbrough have not lost against Stoke in the last 6 meetings between them. Middlesbrough’s home record this season: 10-5-2. Chuba Akpom is Middlesbrough’s top scorer with 21 goals. Tyrese Campbell has 8 goals for Stoke.

Middlesbrough win odds are 1.83. A tie in the match is rated 3.60. Stoke win odds are 4.33. Check out our full football TV schedule.

Stoke – Blackburn 10 March

The match Stoke – Blackburn for the Championship of England will take place on March 10 (Friday) at 22:00. Lewis Baker is Stoke’s top scorer with 6 goals. Ben Brereton has 10 goals for Blackburn. Blackburn are unbeaten in their last 11 games. Blackburn are unbeaten in their last 6 away games. Both teams will play at the bet365 Stadium.

Stoke win odds are 2.00. A tie in the match is rated 3.40. Blackburn win odds are 3.75. Check out our full football TV schedule.

Swansea – Stoke 21 February

The match Swansea – Stoke for the Championship of England will take place on February 21 (Tuesday) at 21:45. Joel Piroe is Swansea’s top scorer with 11 goals. Tyrese Campbell has 5 goals for Stoke. Jay Fulton has more yellow cards (8) than any other Swansea player. Stoke won both games against Swansea last season (3-0 home and 3-1 away).

Swansea win odds are 2.25. A tie in the match is rated 3.20. Stoke win odds are 3.25. Check out our full football TV schedule.

Millwall – Stoke Saturday, October 26 bet-bg.com

The match between Millwall – Stoke will take place on October 26 (Saturday) at 5:00 pm in the Championship of England. Millwall play host to Stoke on Saturday afternoon as they go in search of their first win in three games. Stoke were beaten for the first time in three games on Tuesday night, so they will strive to rebound.

Millwall winning odds are 2.75. Equality odds are 3.00. Stoke winning odds are 2.80. Check out full football TV program.

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Stoke – Nottingham Forest September 27 bet-bg

The match between Stoke – Nottingham Forest will take place on 27 September (Friday) at 22:00 in the Championship of England. On Saturday, Stoke’s 0-0 draw with Brentford was seen as moving forward. This week, however, there was one step forward and two steps back for the potters.

Stoke City winning odds are 2.37. Equality odds are 3.25. Nottingham Forest winning odds are 3.10. Check out full football TV program.

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QPR – Stoke Saturday 09 March bet-bg.com

The march between QPR – Stoke for England’s Championship will start on March 9 (Saturday) at 17:00. Queens Park Rangers hope to follow a victory over Leeds by skipping Stoke City this weekend. Visitors stay in 16th place thanks to the victory over Nottingham Forest, but have big problems with their trips, having only two wins.

The QPR‘s winning odd is 2.75. Equality in the match is estimated at 3.25. Stoke City’s odd is 2.80. See the TV Match Program here.

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Stoke City and England legend

Legends don’t come any bigger, at Stoke City or in English football, than Gordon Banks. Banks of England became Banks of Stoke City after leaving Leicester City in 1967 to set up home at the Victoria Ground. And to this day, as club president and general all-round good guy, the Yorkshire-born goalkeeper remains a familiar and hugely popular figure in and around his adopted home in North Staffordshire.