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STEPHAN’S SO DISMAYED BY RAMS RAID

By Philip Clarke

DERBY COUNTY 3

JULIEN Stephan was at a loss to explain how his QPR side were beaten, despite being so impressive for most of the game, even after going down to ten men.
The home team saw forward Rumarn Burrell, recently back after a three-month absence, limp off with Stephan having made all of his team’s permitted substitutions.
Rangers have now suffered three consecutive defeats and are without a win in five games. They twice led against a Derby side that kept their play-off hopes alive, but Stephan insisted: “I don’t know how we lost
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