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Jackett: We had to dig deep to cut down Dons

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The LeaguePaper Team
12 January 2020

By Chris Bayliss

STAR MAN MARCUS HARNESS Portsmou

KENNY Jackett praised his Portsmouth side for finding a way to win after the promotion hopefuls defeated tenman AFC Wimbledon.
Goals from Marcus Harness and substitute John Marquis ensured the south coast side maintained their unbeaten home record this season.
Jackett said: “We didn’t fall away when we went back to one each, after really being in control of the game and on top, we found a way.
“We could have made it easier for ourselves in the last ten minutes with a couple of good chances and that would have made the...

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