Championship

SONNY IS SHINING TO SHADE U’S

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The LeaguePaper Team
18 February 2018

By Lee Irving

NICE ONE SON: Sonny Bradley, out of shot, heads in the winner
PICTURES: PSI/Jason Brown

PLYMOUTH’S march towards the play-offs continued after bagging their fifth straight win against managerless Oxford – and now they can head for sunnier climes in style.
Sonny Bradley’s header on the stroke of half-time was enough to earn The Green Army all three points and jump up to seventh, one point off the play-offs.
The team will be jetting off to Marbella on Monday for some warm-weather training, and boss Derek Adams said: “We had to grind it out at the en...

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