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HONOURS: Dom Ballard

DOM Ballard’s hat-trick at the EFL Awards offered conclusive proof - were any still needed - that the Leyton Orient striker is a cut above League One.
The 21-year-old won the third tier’s Player of the Year and Young Player of the Year - and was also named in the divisional team of the season after bagging 22 goals ahead of the weekend’s fixtures
That such a mighty haul came with a side who rank 13th in the division for expected goals and 15th for chances created says everything about his talent.
In some ways, Ballard’s goal return is n...

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