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TEENS TAKE DOWN THE TERRIERS…

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The Football League Paper Team
5 January 2020

By Gary Bainbridge

IN CONTROL: Huddersfield’s Fraizer Campbell races away from Southampton’s Jannik Vestergaard
PICTURE: PA Images

BOSS Danny Cowley refused to criticise his Huddersfield side after Southampton’s teenage stars ended their cup hopes.
Youngsters Will Smallbone and Jake Vokins fired the Premier League Saints to victory.
But Cowley said: “It was a bit of a game of chess. We were pleased with our performance.
We defended with a lot more intensity, more discipline and concentration than we did on New Year’s Day for sure.
“We came here respect...

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