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ARMSTRONG WILL BE WANTED MAN

Mowbray expects to lose star
By John Train

BLACKBURN 5
Armstrong 27 (pen), 71, 85, Brereton 45, Elliott 83

BIRMINGHAM 2
Pedersen 22, Jutkiewicz 50

STAR MAN

ADAM ARMSTRONG Blackburn

GOALS GALORE: Blackburn’s Harvey Elliott coolly makes it 4-2 and, Insets, Adam Armstrong nets his first from the spot and Ben Brereton nets
PICTURE: PSI/Craig Galloway

TONY Mowbray accepts he may lose the talented Adam Armstrong after his third hat-trick of the season helped Blackburn to a final-day thrashing of Birmingham.
Armstrong’s exploits this season have caugh...

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