FA Cup Tie Suspended Amid Crowd Trouble, Pritchard Seeks Sunderland Exit

In a weekend marked by crowd disorder, the West Bromwich Albion vs Wolverhampton Wanderers match was halted due to violence, while a Port Vale fan was arrested for chasing the referee during their match against Portsmouth. Meanwhile, Sunderland's Alex Pritchard has expressed his desire to leave the club.

West Bromwich Albion and Wolverhampton Wanderers' FA Cup tie was suspended for 30 minutes due to crowd trouble, marking a low point in the history of the Black Country derby.
During the Port Vale vs Portsmouth League One fixture, a fan chased referee Craig Hicks across the pitch, leading to his arrest and potential sanctions for Port Vale.
Sunderland midfielder Alex Pritchard withdrew from the matchday squad and expressed his desire to leave the club, sparking rumors of a move to Birmingham City.
Bradford City striker Jake Young, who had been on loan at Swindon Town and was subject to transfer speculation, made his first appearance for Bradford, ruling out a move to another club until summer.
Exeter City's manager Gary Caldwell predicted seven points from their next three games, a prediction that came true after victories over Bristol Rovers and Barnsley.