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HELLBERG: THE TO COME FROM BEST IS YET MY BORO…

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The Football League Paper Team
1 November 2026

HELLBERG: THE TO COME FROM BEST IS YET MY BORO…

Lankshear at double to topple Addicks
Star Game By Ashley Iveson

GOAL KING: Boro’s Will Lankshear, right, celebrates scoring his second
PICTURE: Alamy

KIM HELLBERG is confident there is even more to come from his Middlesbrough side and red-hot striker Will Lankshear after the leaders extended their unbeaten league run to 11 games with a dominant victory against Charlton.
While the away side had fleeting moments in attacking areas, Boro largely dominated proceedings, with an early strike from midfield general Sebastian Berhalter followed by another two goals from Lankshear...

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