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HARRIS SEES RED OVER ALBION SKIPPER’S LATE, LATE LEVELLER

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The Football League Paper Team
6 September 2026

By Charlie Bell

BURTON manager Gary Bowyer was pleased with his side’s response as skipper Curtis Tilt grabbed a controversial late equaliser against Cambridge United.
Tilt bundled home a free-kick with Cambridge claiming he had handled and the U’s manager, Neil Harris, was red-carded for his protests. “I think it is a fantastic point for us, I really do,” Bowyer said after his side led through Finn Delap only for a Gassan Ahadme double to turn the game on its head.
BURTON A 2 CAMBRIDGE U 2
Delap 19, Tilt 90 Ahadme 43, 65

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