Championship

HARRIS RELIEF AS TOMLIN STRIKES

by
The LeaguePaper Team
9 February 2020

Lee-thal Bluebird sinks the Hatters

By Mike Simmonds

MAGNIFICENT SEVEN: Cardiff’s Lee Tomlin celebrates scoring their goal - his seventh of the season
PICTURE: PA Images

CARDIFF boss Neil Harris admitted their narrow win at Luton was a tad fortuitous after being second best for the first half.
The Hatters had three good chances in the opening period, but couldn’t take them, with Lee Tomlin making them pay in the 73rd minute, netting the only goal of the game with his seventh of the season.
Victory took City to within four points of the play-offs and Harris said: “It...

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