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LATTE LATH IS SPOT-ON FOR CARRICK

A CLEARLY delighted Michael Carrick praised striker Emmanuel Latte Lath after the Ivorian’s penalty gave Boro an opening-day victory.
LATTE LATH

By Alex Stephen

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Latte Lath 25 (pen)

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A CLEARLY delighted Michael Carrick praised striker Emmanuel Latte Lath after the Ivorian’s penalty gave Boro an opening-day victory.
Latte Lath scored nine in his last eight Championship outings last season to finish an impressive first campaign on Teesside with 17 goals.
And he became the first Boro player since Brian Clough to score in seven consecutive league games after striking from the spot to beat the Swans.
The 25-year-old slammed home his penalty after the impressive Isaiah Jones was fouled by Azeem Abdulai insi...

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