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MOORE HAILS PERFECT OWLS

Wednesday ruin Ainsworth’s big day
By Chris Dunlavy

MIDFIELD MAESTRO: Barry Bannan nets for Sheffield Wednesday in their 3-1 win against Wycombe and, inset, Idris El Mizouni celebrates scoring Leyton Orient’s second at Barrow
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DELIGHTED manager Darren Moore lauded his troops after Sheffield Wednesday brushed Wycombe aside to move within a point of the League One summit.
Joe Jacobson’s first minute own goal plus efforts from Barry Bannan and sub Callum Paterson helped the Owls triumph 3-1 and ruin Gareth Ainsworth’s tenth anniversary as ...

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