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Baggies to get tough with the cup thugs

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The LeaguePaper Team
4 February 2024

Baggies to

By Tom Blackett
FA Cup West Brom have vowed to take the strongest possible action against those who disrupted last Sunday’s Black Country Derby against Wolves.
Disgraceful scenes of crowd disorder marred the match and halted play for 38 minutes as Wolves ran out 2-0 winners in the FA Cup at the Hawthorns.
Fighting erupted close to the area in the stands reserved for the players’ families, while missiles were also thrown by both sets of supporters following the visitors’ second goal.
It was the first match between the two sides in front of fans since 2012, but will now be remembered for all th...

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