Championship

MAGIC MAN MORRIS KEEPS DELIVERING

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The LeaguePaper Team
9 November 2025

By John Train

BLACKBURN R 1

Ohashi 66 (pen)
DERBY COUNTY 2

Morris 19, Agyemang 45
JOHN Eustace believes Derby are “lucky” to have “leader” Carlton Morris after his tenth goal of the season set the Rams on their way to a gritty victory over Blackburn Rovers.
It was a happy return to Ewood Park for Eustace, who swapped clubs in February for a relegation battle, but his new charges are the ones looking most likely to challenge the top six, led by Morris who skilfully glanced the Rams into a 19th-minute lead.
Patrick Agyemang doubled their advantage w...

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