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Darren Moore has been axed by Huddersfield after Sunday's 1-1 draw at relegation rivals QPR, leaving the Terriers three points above the Championship bottom three

Darren Moore was axed by Sheffield Wednesday in June just days after leading the Owls back to the Championship - but the Huddersfield manager has moved on from that exit

Pep Guardiola is one of the most successful managers in history and has already won two trophies - the European Super Cup and Club World Cup - with Manchester City this term

More left Hillsborough in the summer after leading Sheffield Wednesday to promotion back to the Championship

Darren Moore surprised fans by leaving Sheffield Wednesday in June - just days after winning the League One play-off final to secure promotion to the Championship

Darren Moore led Sheffield Wednesday to promotion by dramatically beating South Yorkshire rivals Barnsley in the League One play-off final, but has quit three weeks later to send shockwaves around the EFL

Darren Moore has Sheffield Wednesday on the verge of a return to the Championship, but the Owls must overcome Yorkshire bedfellows Barnsley at Wembley to ensure their remarkable comeback vs Peterborough wasn't in vain.

Real Madrid star Vinicius Jr was racially abused during a match against Valencia on Sunday - not for the first time this season - and has since hit out at LaLiga over his treatment

Darren Moore's men picked up 91 points and 104 goals in 2022 and masterminded Sheffield Wednesday's shock FA Cup victory over Newcastle - and he has Pep Guardiola, Sir Alex Ferguson, Jose Mourinho and more to thank

Darren Moore stunned Newcastle last weekend in the FA Cup but isn't a one-match wonder with Sheffield Wednesday second in League One and looking good for a Championship return

SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY 2-1 NEWCASTLE UNITED: The high-flying Premier League side had lost only once this season ahead of their visit to Hillsborough, but fell to the Owls, with Josh Windass scoring twice for Darren Moore's men

Though they sit third in the Premier League table, Newcastle's hopes of lifting the FA Cup this season are over after Eddie Howe's men were on the wrong end of a surprise 2-1 scoreline