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DEADLY TONEY IS RECORD BREAKER

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The LeaguePaper Team
9 May 2021

By Richard Latham

BRISTOL CITY 1
Britton 87

BRENTFORD 3
Toney 57, Mbeumo 78, Canos 83

STAR MAN

SERGI CANOS Brentford

HE’S DONE IT! Brentford’s Ivan Toney celebrates his 31st goal of the season
PICTURE: Alamy

THOMAS Frank was prepared to give Ivan Toney no more than 65 minutes to become the highest scorer in a Championship season.
With the upcoming play-offs in mind, the Brentford boss had no intention of giving his prized marksman a full game.
But Toney still claimed the record by shooting his 31st goal of the campaign to break the deadlock after 57 minutes, pouncin...

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