#stevenage

#stevenage

Although the former Swansea boss might have only arrived at London Road last month, the Posh are riding a major wave of momentum and suddenly find the mood in their camp at a red-hot high. Last seen over the weekend putting in another dominant display as they cruised their way to an empathic 3-0 victory at home against title dreamers Stockport, the Cambridgeshire-based outfit will be confident of collecting another heavyweight League One scalp.

Alex Revell's Stevenage side have won all three of their EFL Trophy matches this season and are second in League One, one point behind leaders Cardiff City with a game in hand. Lewis Orford twice set up Phoenix Patterson before scoring Boro's fifth of the game at Lamex Stadium. Harry Lee's own goal had given the hosts the lead before Jovan Malcolm doubled the lead on 24 minutes.

I've battled with this decision for some time. But deep down, I know it's the right call. It isn't ordinary, hardworking people in Stevenage and across our country who've left Labour, Labour has left us. When policies harm the British people and weaken our democracy, I cannot in good conscience support them. As Stevenage's youngest councillor, I entered politics to serve with integrity and respect. Today, I know I join a party that will put the British people and our great nation first.

Birmingham's dominance is exemplified by their impressive League One form, registering 13 points from their last five matches as they seek to maintain momentum.