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PHIL ENJOYS A BIG AWAY DAY

by
The LeaguePaper Team
6 September 2026

PHILIPPE Clement said he was pleased with Norwich’s game management as they secured their first away win of the season.
Goals from Anthony Musaba, Mohamed Toure and substitute Mathias Kvistgaarden secured victory against a Sheffield United side that had not lost before this game.
Clement said: “A lot of respect towards Chris [Wilder].
STAR MAN ANTHONY MUSABA Norwich City
“The way he prepares his teams every time, they’re always full of passion, really direct, and it can be hard to handle.
“So it was important to keep as much as possible control o...

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