Shrewsbury Town

Former Bromley boss Andy Woodman joins Aaron Paul and Jobi McAnuff in the latest episode of the 72+ podcast. He lifts the lid on life after leaving Bromley and what's next for him.

They discuss the top of the Championship, with just one point separating the top five.

At the other end of the Championship, what's happening with Bristol City, who currently lie 17th in the league under former Lincoln manager Michael Skubala – and when is the right time for a manager to make the jump up?

In League Two, it's been a less than desirable start for Crawley Town who are bottom of the Football League and out of the FA Cup after being beaten by seventh-tier Wimborne – where do they go from here? Elsewhere in the FA Cup, Plymouth Parkway assistant manager Matt Godfrey drops by after their win – and with Barnet on the horizon.

And after Shrewsbury Town's new ownership is confirmed, what's next for them?

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Shrewsbury Town forward Kian McMahon-Brown has avoided a three-match ban following a successful appeal against the red card he received during Saturday's 3-3 draw against Rotherham United.

The 18-year old was shown a straight red card in the 83rd minute of the game for violent conduct following an incident with Rotherham defender Joe Rafferty.

Millers midfielder Kian Spence was also sent off earlier in the game during the encounter at AESSEAL New York Stadium.

A statement from the FA said: "Kian McMahon-Brown's three-match suspension has been removed following a successful claim of wrongful dismissal"

McMahon-Brown will now be available for Shrewsbury's next League Two game at home to Gillingham on Saturday.