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FLEMING LEFT FUMING BY ROBINS WOE

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The LeaguePaper Team
7 November 2021

By John Wragg

COVENTRY C 3
Godden 51 (pen), 90+2, O’Hare 74

BRIS TOL C 2
Martin 45+1 (pen), Weimann 68

STAR MAN

MATT GODDEN Coventry City

STAND-IN Bristol City boss Curtis Fleming slammed his players after the Robins twice tossed away a lead against ten men.
Around 3,000 City fans were just as stunned and angry as Fleming as Coventry snatched a 92nd minute winner to keep up their unlikely Championship promotion challenge.
Bristol City manager Nigel Pearson was at home recovering from illness – and this performance won’t help his recovery.
The Robins went 17 h...

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