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Stoke City 3-0 Sheffield Wednesday: Potters’ star Million Manhoef shines

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The LeaguePaper Team
17 August 2025

SHEFFIELD WED 0

STOKE CITY 3

Manhoef 1, 69, Mubama 46
Stoke manager Mark Robins pinpointed Million Manhoef’s early goal as being crucial in their win at Sheffield Wednesday.
Manhoef scored a second, with Divin Mubama also on target at the beginning of the second half.
Robins said: “I thought we took our goals really well.
“We could have had a few more. We’ve hit the crossbar and the goalkeeper has made a couple of good saves.
“That doesn’t really tell the story of the game because Sheffield Wednesday are fighting against a lot of elements and there is real solidarity amongst everybody her...

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