Championship

A POINT LEAVES COHEN CONTENT

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The Football League Paper Team
18 October 2026

LINCOLN needed a response after their brutal midweek mauling by West Ham and they got one, although the Imps will have been disappointed to have only headed home with one point after blowing a two-goal lead.
But head coach Chris Cohen, though, was full of praise for the way his players bounced back in the capital.
He said: “Loads of positives, especially in the way we started, coming off a really emotional week.
“We lost to Sheffield United and obviously an emotional loss on Wednesday, with the way things played out.
“I thought the boys implemented the game pla...

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