Championship

HERO DIENG PAYS PRICE FOR HOOPS

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The LeaguePaper Team
18 April 2021

By Paul Fraser

MIDDLESBRO’ 1
Bolasie 28

QPR 2
Dickie 15, Wallace 18

STAR MAN

ROB DICKIE QPR

QPR keeper Seny Dieng broke his nose before he was issued with a red card, manager Mark Warburton revealed after beating Middlesbrough.
Dieng was in the thick of the action at the Riverside where the Rs managed to hold on to the lead despite his dismissal with 32 minutes remaining.
The visitors started the stronger of the two, even though there was very little for Middlesbrough’s league debutant Jordan Archer to do before the opener.
Archer, signed from Motherwell in ...

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