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Davies feels for his keeper Beadle

By Brian Dick

OOPS: Birmingham City goalkeeper James Beadle can’t claim the ball in the lead-up to Middlesbrough’s late leveller
PICTURES: Alamy

CHRIS Davies described Middlesbrough’s late equaliser as “sickening” after Birmingham were pegged back on home soil.
A late James Beadle error cost Blues two points as Adilson Malanda capitalised to fire in an 88th-minute leveller – after Blues had fought back to lead via Liam Millar and a Riley McGree own goal after Max Arfsten had fired Boro into the lead on the stroke of half-time.
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