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JARROD’S A WINNER

CHAMPIONSHIP
HULL City haven’t set the world alight on their return to the Championship, but winger Jarrod Bowen has made a big impression.
The 20-year-old scored four goals in five appearances for the Tigers in the opening month of the Sky Bet Championship. That form has seen him named the EFL Young Player of the Month for August.
“I’m over the moon,” he said. “I set myself a target of just one goal all season and I’ve already got four which is amazing.”

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