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Whites and Rovers look like champs

The Football League Paper says...

IT’S beginning to look as though it’s going to be extremely difficult to stop Fulham and Forest Green Rovers winning their respective divisional titles this season, isn’t it?
When Fulham followed a run of seven straight wins in October and November with a five-game winless run (albeit with just one defeat), it appeared the chasing pack had hope.
But since losing that pre-Christmas game at home to Sheffield United by a single goal, the Whites have gone into overdrive in the Championship: 7-0 at Reading, 6-2 at home against Bristol C...

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