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CLEMENT IS ‘HUNGRY’ TO IMPROVE WITH CANARIES

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The LeaguePaper Team
3 May 2026

PHILIPPE Clement felt Norwich did not deserve to finish their strong end to the season in defeat.
The Canaries had been the form team in the division the previous month and Clement said: “All credit to Hull, but that was not a game we should have lost.
“We did our job to get a result and I think we deserved more. Our players showed the right mentality until the last second to get a result.
“We deserved more out of this game, but it didn’t happen. We need to focus on ourselves. What we missed to have a really good game was to be more ruthless in the final ...

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