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CANARIES ENJOY DROP OF CLARET

Toure and Brooks hit braces
By Chris Wise

NORWICH CITY 4
Toure 2, 21, Brooks 5, 67
BURNLEY 1
Laurent 27
NORWICH head coach Philippe Clement was delighted to give the home faithful something to smile about as his side put Burnley to the sword and pick up their first Championship points of the season.
The Canaries emerged empty-handed from their opening Carrow Road fixture against West Brom and were then well beaten at Millwall – but fans got both the result and the performance they were looking for against the Clarets with doubles from Mohamed Toure and Andre Brooks doing...

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