League One

HERO MURPHY MAKES UP FOR PENALTY MISS

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The LeaguePaper Team
17 November 2019

By Chris Dunlavy
Striker bags winner after spot of bother
Star Game

IN CONTROL: MK Dons captain Dean Lewington shields the ball from Bolton’s Joe Dodoo

DARYL Murphy snatched a last-gasp winner just seconds after missing a penalty to spur Bolton’s unlikely bid for survival.
Financial problems saw the Trotters docked 12 points before a ball was kicked this season, and Keith Hill’s side could yet face further sanctions for failing to fulfil two fixtures either side of the summer break.
An independent panel met to discuss the issue in the week and a verdict is due to be del...

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