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Kamwa is backed by Evans after goal antics

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The LeaguePaper Team
23 August 2026

By Rob Stewart

BRISTOL Rovers manager Steve Evans leapt to the defence of ex-Newport forward Bobby Kamwa after his controversial role in his side’s thrilling victory in the
Severnside derby.
Kamwa, who swapped County for Rovers over the summer, was pelted with plastic bottles after taunting visiting fans following his goal that helped Rovers to win.
Kamwa curled in a delightful goal before running the length of the field to celebrate in front of travelling fans who booed him throughout.
The Cameroon forward was booked for his actions that saw tempers
Evans was quick to ral...

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