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Patience pays off for ace Charles

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IT’S been great to see EFL players making an impact on the international stage over the last few days. On this page, there’s Rotherham’s Chiedozie Ogbene celebrating his winner for the Republic of Ireland against Latvia.
On Page 24, you can read about Dion Charles’ double for Northern Ireland against San Marino. The Bolton striker’s first goal was set up by another Rotherham player, Conor Washington, and it was a side jampacked with EFL players.
Charles’ delight at netting his first international goals was t...

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