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CLOTET FUMES AS BLUES PAY THE PENALTY

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The LeaguePaper Team
16 February 2020

By Steve Coombs

STAR MAN ETHAN PINNOCK Brentford

TUSSLE: Birmingham’s Jeremie Bela, left, and Brentford new boy Shandon Baptiste battle for the ball
PICTURE: PA Images

STRETCH: Bees’ Dru Yearwood, left, and Blues’ Jude Bellingham

PEP Clotet felt aggrieved after his Birmingham side missed out on two clear-cut penalties as Brentford’s Ethan Pinnock went from hero to potential villain in their draw.
Pinnock scored his first goal for the club four minutes after Lukas Jutkiewicz’s 13th-minute opener to earn a point, but then appeared to get away wi...

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