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The Stoke City manager Michael O'Neill says he has told striker Tyrese Campbell he wants him to stay at the club.

The 20-year-old has scored three goals in the last four games, but is out of contract at the end of the season.

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Celtic and Rangers are said to be monitoring his situation, but O'Neill said he would get more game-time at Stoke and added, "that's what Ty wants".

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Stoke manager Michael O'Neill has backed goalkeeper Adam Davies after his error at Brentford on Saturday.

It cost Stoke the game as they lost 1-0, but O'Neill said: "I thought throughout the game he did very well. Everything else he had to do in the game he did extremely well."

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O'Neill said the player will know he should have done better, but said he's still young and it was important to give him the opportunity to play.

Watford successfully appeal against the three-game ban handed to Roberto Pereyra after he was sent off in the FA Cup against Tranmere.

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Stoke City winger Thibaud Verlinden says he's confident he can help the team avoid relegation from the Championship after coming back from a loan at Bolton.

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Manager Michael O'Neill recalled the 20-year-old last week and brought him on as a substitute in Saturday's FA Cup defeat at Brentford.

Stoke are currently 21st in the Championship, a point above the relegation places.

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Tranmere have been trying to play out from the back. Don't get caught out in poor areas of the pitch if you're going to do that, but they have. Nathaniel Chalobah has spent a lot of time out injured and runs straight to the dugout (after scoring Watford's second goal). This could be a long afternoon for Tranmere.

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Barnsley have been charged by the Football Association after Stoke City's James McClean was allegedly subjected to sectarian abuse in the Championship game between the two sides in November.

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The Potters winger, 30, does not wear a poppy on his shirt for the games scheduled around Remembrance Day.

McClean is from Londonderry, where in 1972 British soldiers shot civilian protestors during 'Bloody Sunday'.

Barnsley have until Friday, 10 January to respond to the charge.

They said in a statement:, external "Barnsley Football Club has a zero tolerance policy on any form of discrimination. As a club, we are saddened to have had this charge brought against us.

"We will await and respect the outcome of the FA's charge against us before communicating further on this matter."

Barnsley are charged by the Football Association after Stoke's James McClean was allegedly subjected to sectarian abuse at a game in November.

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Stoke City manager Michael O'Neill says striker Tyrese Campbell's contract renewal is a situation that's ongoing.

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The 20-year-old scored twice at Huddersfield on New Year's Day but is out of contract in the summer.

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The PFA says it will talk to the EFL and the referees' governing body over sectarian chanting aimed at Stoke midfielder James McClean.

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Stoke City boss Michael O'Neill says there is "no need" for sectarian chants which were allegedly aimed at Potters midfielder James McClean in their game with Huddersfield.

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An announcement was made over the John Smith's Stadium's public address system warning fans about 'offensive behaviour' affecting Wednesday's game.

McClean, 30, has been targeted in the past for his refusal to wear a poppy. McClean is from Derry, where in 1972 British soldiers shot civilian protesters during 'Bloody Sunday'.

Huddersfield boss Danny Cowley said after the match he was sure the club would investigate the chants.

O'Neill, who is also the current Northern Ireland manager, added: "People have to be held accountable for their behaviour when they come to a stadium."