Tranmere Rovers FC

Tranmere Rovers have won just four games away from home in the league this season. The away form of the team is the biggest reason why they are not flying way above everyone else in the league.

Tranmere Rovers are looking to secure back-to-back wins in League Two for the first time since January on Tuesday (March 15) Harrogate Town are the visitors to Prenton Park. Simon Weaver brings his side into the tie on a run of four games without a win.

Tranmere Rovers host Mansfield Town on Friday (7:45pm) in a crucial promotion clash, looking for their first win in five matches. Micky Mellon’s side currently sit in the final Sky Bet League Two play-off spot despite their poor form in 2022.

Tranmere Rovers will travel to South Wales this weekend as they face Newport County in the EFL League Two. Tranmere currently sit third in the table with the comfort of knowing that holding their position will see them gain automatic...

Tranmere Rovers currently sit second in the EFL League Two table, 11 points off Forest Green who currently maintain the top spot. In an exclusive interview with Merseysportlive, forward Charlie Jolley has discussed his side's chances of automatic promotion and his first season in league football.

Tranmere Rovers face Port Vale at Prenton Park on Saturday (3pm) looking to bounce back after back-to back defeats.

Micky Mellon’s Tranmere head to mid table Hartlepool on Tuesday (February 15) looking to bounce back from Saturday’s shock 1-0 defeat at Walsall. Despite their disappointing loss, Tranmere are in a healthy position in the league.

Tranmere Rovers will travel to the Banks’s Stadium on Saturday (15:00) to face a struggling Walsall side in the Sky Bet League Two.

Kane Hemmings scored twice as Tranmere Rovers dispatched Swindon Town with ease to move four points clear of third place on an emotional evening at Prenton Park. Paul Glatzel, on loan from Liverpool, was also on the scoresheet to round off a 3-0 victory.

Tranmere Rovers welcome Swindon Town tonight at Prenton Park. The Whites are second in League Two, six points better off than they were at this stage last season.