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Leicester City 1-0 Charlton Athletic: Magic from Abdul Fatawu stuns the Addicks

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Marti Cifuentes is hoping Abdul Fatawu will not be sold by Leicester in this transfer window – with the Ghana winger scoring a stunner in their victory at Charlton.
It was a finish of real quality by the 21-year-old, who whipped a sumptuous left-footed shot across Thomas Kaminski from just inside the edge of the penalty area in the 48th minute.
Cifuentes opted not to pick Bilal El Khannouss, a transfer window target for Crystal Palace, but wants Fatawu, linked with Sunderland, to stay.
The Spaniard said: “It was a fantastic goal which summarises ...

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