Championship

BAGGIES WIN SAMBA STYLE

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The LeaguePaper Team
6 October 2019

Pereira provides new beat for Bilic

By John Wragg

ON THE WAY: West Brom’s Matheus Pereira celebrates scoring the opener

Inset: West Brom’s Grady Diangana scores their second
PICTURES: PA Images

Star Game
WHATEVER Boing Boing is in Brazilian, it’s translating well for Matheus Pereira.
The Baggies’ Samba boy ran this game, scoring once and making two more, to take West Brom back to the top of the Championship.
West Brom had a lot of Brazilian swagger about them as they withstood a late Cardiff fightback.
“Pereira is playing unbelievably well at the moment,&...

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