Championship

KOUMAS CHEERS SCHUEY

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The LeaguePaper Team
25 August 2024

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STEVEN Schumacher claimed that with a little good fortune his Stoke side could have claimed an important victory.
However, there were positives in defeat for the former Plymouth boss, with him lauding Lewis Koumas after the striker netted and struck the post twice on his home debut. “On another day, he gets a hat-trick and takes home the match ball,” said Schumacher. “But that is how close it is in this league. Those are the margins and they are what determine the outcome o...

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