Fleetwood Town have sacked head coach Pete Wild and his assistant Adam Temple. The decision comes after a dismal run of just one win in seven matches. This poor form has left the League Two club languishing in the relegation zone, with the board losing patience.

Wild took charge at Highbury Stadium in May 2023, aiming to build a competitive side. However, the team's recent collapse, including six defeats in seven games, has seen them slide towards the League Two drop zone. The club's hierarchy felt a change was necessary to arrest this alarming slide.

The search for Wild's successor begins immediately. Fleetwood will hope a new manager can quickly galvanise the squad and improve results. With the season entering its final stages, the next appointment will be critical in determining the club's League Two status for next year.