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CARLOS CHUFFED WITH HIS TERRIERS

Blues are the latest victims...
By Andy Hunter

BIRMINGHAM C 0

HUDDERSFIELD 2
Colwill 27, O’Brien 44

STAR MAN

LEVI COLWILL Huddersfield

CARLOS Corberan believes his high-flying Huddersfield players are reaping the rewards of being mentally strong as they saw off Birmingham at St Andrew’s.
Huddersfield extended their unbeaten run to 15 games with victory to keep up the pressure at the top.
A Levi Colwill goal and Lewis O’Brien’s strike gave Corberan’s side a two-goal advantage at half-time and it was enough to move them up to third in the table.
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