BRISTOL ROVERS have sacked manager Matt Taylor following Saturday’s 2-0 defeat to Birmingham. Taylor’s assistant, Wayne Carlisle, has also been relieved of his duties amid the staff

Bristol Rovers have sacked manager Matt Taylor prior to their League One fixture with Wrexham on Saturday. Rovers have lost three league matches in succession, failing to score a single goal in that period.

Bristol Rovers have sacked manager Matt Taylor after a run of just two wins in nine league games which has seen the Gas drop to 20th place in League One, two points clear of the relegation zone. Rovers confirmed the news on Monday morning following a 2-0 defeat at Birmingham City on Saturday afternoon.

Bristol Rovers have sacked Matt Taylor following defeat to Birmingham City, which leaves them just one place and two points above the League One relegation zone. Following their 2-0 loss at the hands of the Blues, the Gas have only won six of their 19 league games this season and have lost three successive matches.

Bristol Rovers have sacked boss Matt Taylor after their defeat by Birmingham left the club two points above the League One relegation zone. Taylor, 42, was appointed on 1 December last year on a three-and-a-half year deal and oversaw 10 wins as the club went on to finish last season 15th last season.

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Bristol Rovers have sacked manager Matt Taylor after a turbulent start to the season, which has left them sitting just above the League One relegation zone. Saturday 14 December's defeat at Birmingham was their third consecutive loss in the division.

Bristol Rovers have officially announced the departure of manager Matt Taylor following a 2-0 defeat to Birmingham City on Saturday.

Bristol Rovers are set to sack manager Matt Taylor, Bristol Live understands, after the Gas fell to 20th place and within two points of the League One relegation zone after their 2-0 defeat at Birmingham City on Saturday.

Bristol Rovers are set to become the latest EFL side to enter the market for a new manager, but who could be next in the hot seat for the League One side? As reported by Bristol Live, Bristol Rovers are expected to part company with manager Matt Taylor following their 2-0 defeat against Birmingham City