Championship

CARRICK SALUTES McGREE’S BELTER

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The LeaguePaper Team
31 December 2022

By Andy Hunter

BL ACKBURN R 1
Hedges 6

MIDDLESBRO’ 2
Forss 46, McGree 56

STAR MAN MARCUS FORSS Middlesbrough
MICHAEL Carrick hailed Riley McGree’s “terrific” winner after his Middesbrough side moved into the top six ahead of Monday’s trip to Birmingham.
McGree, who was part of Australia’s World Cup squad, rounded off a brilliant team move with a controlled volley into the top corner.
Rovers had taken the lead through Ryan Hedges’ smart finish early on, but the first 11 minutes of the second half saw the game’s momentum sw...

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