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STYLES: I CAN’T WAIT TO TASTE DERBY ATMOSPHERE CHAMPIONSHIP

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By Chris Dunlavy

WOLVES v WEST BROM

Today, Kick-off: 12pm

LIKE many, Callum Styles was watching on TV the last time West Brom and Wolves contested a Black Country derby.
That game, a 2-0 FA Cup victory for Wolves at the Hawthorns in January 2024, was delayed for 38 minutes when fighting erupted in the stands, supporters spilled onto the pitch and one of football’s bitterest rivalries bubbled over.
Memories of that afternoon will add fuel to an already fiery atmosphere for this afternoon’s rematch at Molineux. But Styles - who joined the Baggies the follo...

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