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Grady Diangana show just perfect as Tony Mowbray’s West Bromwich Albion shine

A delighted Tony Mowbray hailed Grady Diangana as West Bromwich Albion thrashed Portsmouth 5-1 in a glorious homecoming at The Hawthorns.

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The LeaguePaper Team
26 January 2025

By Tim Nash

WEST BROM 5

Mowatt 25, Diangana 32, 44, Wallace 37, Swift 56
PORTSMOUTH 1

Waddingham 90+3

HAVING A LAUGH: Alex Mowatt, right, celebrates his opener with John Swift
PICTURE: PSI/Jason Brown

A delighted Tony Mowbray hailed Grady Diangana as West Bromwich Albion thrashed Portsmouth 5-1 in a glorious homecoming at The Hawthorns.
Former West Ham United winger Diangana, 26, who is out of contract this summer, scored twice and made another two.
It was a nightmare for Portsmouth goalkeeper Nicolas Schmid, who gifted goals for Alex Mowatt and Diangana before Jed Wallace and Diangana ...

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