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FULHAM BASH ANOTHER SIX!

MIDWEEK ROUND-UP
By Joe Acklam

SIX APPEAL: Fulham’s Antonee Robinson, centre, celebrates with his teammates after scoring their sixth against Birmingham and, Inset, George Honeyman gives Hull the lead against Blackburn
PICTURE: Alamy

RAMPANT Fulham went goal crazy again with a 6-2 romp against Birmingham City to strengthen their grip at the top of the Championship on Tuesday night.
The Whites became the first team since Everton in the 1953- 54 season to score six or more goals in three consecutive league games.
The ruthless Cottagers took the lead after ten minutes when Birmi...

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