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CANARIES ARE OUR MAN CITY, SAYS JONES

by
The LeaguePaper Team
7 March 2021

By Chris Wise

NOR WICH C 3
Pukki 12, 43, Cantwell 73
LUTON TN 0

STAR MAN

TEEMU PUKKI Norwich

DANIEL Farke warned his Norwich City players to keep their focus after they cruised past Luton Town.
Two goals from Teemu Pukki, which took his tally for the season up to 20, and one from Todd Cantwell made it seven straight wins for Farke’s side to take them another step closer to an immediate return to the Premier League.
But their manager is taking nothing for granted, even though his side have plenty of breathing space with just 11 matches left to play.
“First of...

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