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‘WE’RE RELISHING BATTLE AT BLUES’

Baxter eager er to build on away win
By Chris Dunlavy

BIRMINGHAM CITY v WATFORD
Tomorrow, Kick-off: 8pm

BIG TEST: Watford goalkeeper Nathan Baxter could be a busy man at St Andrew’s
PICTURE: Alamy

IS THERE a more daunting away day in the Championship right now than a trip to face Birmingham at St Andrew’s?
The rampant Blues have scored four goals in each of their last three home games, annihilating Portsmouth, Millwall and Norwich by an aggregate scoreline of 12-1.
In fact, pre-weekend, only runaway leaders Coventry had collected more points and more goals on ...

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