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Evans blasted Jack Sparkes for an atrocious display and his 10th yellow card, ensuring he misses the next game against Oldham.
Evans criticized the defensive line, saying the back five were poor and highlighted the team’s disjointed, nervy performance.
Cambridge United were described by Evans as a top three side playing with confidence at The Abbey.
Sparkes had previously praised Evans for lifting the team, acknowledging a shift in emphasis since his appointment.
The match left Bristol Rovers five points above the League Two relegation zone with 31 games played.
Joe Quigley equalised from the spot just before half-time for Bristol Rovers, briefly giving them hope.
Cambridge responded with goals from Ben Knight and Kelland Watts to seal the victory.
Evans claimed the loss showed his team did not help themselves and were outplayed by a better side.
Sparkes had previously attracted praise from teammates, highlighting Evans' impact on performance.

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A Bristol council bench facing a brick wall drew curiosity and prompted discussion about public spaces.
The bench is intended to provide shade for a planned tree on a steep hill, with a review promised by the council.
The author suggests benches can be meditative, even if the view is not ideal.
York and Bristol examples show benches with less-than-perfect views are common in civic spaces.
Backless benches are criticized for lack of lumbar support, prompting calls to bring back backs.
The piece frames benches as a simple, essential civic kindness regardless of scenery.
The author compares Bristol’s bench to others in Shirehampton and Wedmore with facing walls or hedges.
The author notes benches sometimes overlook modern imagery rather than ancient views.
The piece places emphasis on the humane function of benches beyond aesthetic appeal.
The article is written as an opinion piece by Emma Beddington in The Guardian.

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Sky Sports highlights exclusive EFL stories on footballing families and rising stars, featuring Sam Bell and others.
Sam Bell discusses his best forward role and return to form for Bristol City after a loan spell.
Jake Beesley reflects on finding joy in regular football at Burton Albion after difficult years.
Ryan Finnigan talks about overcoming injury setbacks and returning to form with Blackpool.
Isaac Sinclair explains footballing lineage and his father Trevor Sinclair's guidance.
Lee Bonis shares his Northern Ireland journey and the Will Grigg chant connection.
Glimmers of a wider Sky Sports+ schedule include upcoming fixtures like Bristol City vs Wrexham and others.
The piece situates personal journeys within the broader EFL season and match previews.
The feature underscores learning and advice from senior players like Will Grigg.
The report previews key EFL fixtures and the Sky Sports schedule for fans.

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