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Farke joy as whites beat Tractor boys in a thriller

Gnonto back in from cold with goal
By Mark Edwards

IPSWICH TOWN 3
Rodon 7 (og), Broadhead 45+7, Chaplin 90+7

LEEDS UNITED 4
Rutter 10, Gnonto 14, Piroe 19, Sinisterra 75

STAR MAN
LUIS SINISTERRA

IT’S MINE: Leeds United goalkeeper Illan Meslier claims the ball under pressure
PICTURE: Alamy

Star Game
DANIEL Farke said it was “good to be off the mark” following his Leeds United side’s thrilling victory over Ipswich Town.
His opposite number Keiran McKenna said his side did a “lot of good things” throughout the match but thought it was going to be a “high scoring” game.
It was the firs...

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