Championship

MOLUMBY ENDS DRY SPELL TO HIT SWANS

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The LeaguePaper Team
1 September 2024

By Tim Nash

WEST BROM 1

Molumby 45+1
SWANSEA CITY 0

WEST Brom head coach Carlos Corberan felt his side beat Swansea in the dressing room before the game as they climbed into the top two with a narrow victory.
Jayson Molumby’s first goal for 16 months gave Albion a deserved lead in the first minute of time added on at the end of the first half to extend their unbeaten start.
Corberan’s side dominated that first period and could easily have been four goals to the good.
“I’ve never heard the dressing room at the level that I heard before the game, ...

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