By Rory Wilde: Stoke City’s Eidur Gudjohnsen was given the go-ahead to join Fulham on loan until the end of the season.

The 32-year-old striker passed a medical with the West London club before completing the move ahead of the 11pm deadline.

By Jack Adams: Burton Albion’s home game with Southend United has been given the go ahead after an initial pitch inspection.

The fixture tomorrow (December 11) got the green light after a break in the recent bout of cold weather.

By Jack Adams: Burton Albion are to hold a pitch inspection today (December 10) to decide whether their game with Southend will go ahead.

The club’s website said the inspection might not provide a definitive answer but will provide a good indicator.

By Matt Wagg: Burton Albion’s trip to Torquay United has been called off.

It had been hoped the match tomorrow (December 3) would go ahead, but the pitch at Plainmoor failed to pass an inspection at noon today.

By Matt Wagg: A noon pitch inspection has been called ahead of Burton Albion’s 180-mile journey to Torquay.

Bad weather has forced many league to sides to postpone their games tomorrow (December 4), but Torquay United’s ground appears to be holding out better than most.

By Emma Glanfield and Tom Donlan: Port Vale and Crewe Alexandra have been forced to postpone their weekend fixtures

Both clubs confirmed the news that their games tomorrow (December 4) would not go ahead because of frozen pitches.

By Stefanie Keeling: Burton Albion have injury concerns ahead of their FA Cup clash against Chesterfield.

Defender Ryan Austin has been struggling with an ankle problem, while midfielder Russell Penn is also doubtful and faces a late fitness test before the second round tie tomorrow (November 27).

By Emma Glanfield: Burton Albion will be looking for back-to-back wins when they take on an unpredictable Bury side.

The Brewers host their opponents at the Pirelli Stadium tonight (November 19) and will be hoping to gain another three points which would push them into the top ten.

By Rufaro Fielding: Burton Albion take on table-topping Chesterfield knowing three points could move them into the top ten.

The Brewers travel to the B2net Stadium tomorrow (November 13) on the back of a 1-0 FA Cup victory over Oxford.

By Daniel Milligan: Port Vale and Burton Albion shared the points after a goalless draw at the Pirelli Stadium.

Vale headed into the game as favourites after completing a derby 2-1 win over Crewe Alexandra at the weekend, but they couldn’t break down the stubborn Burton defence.