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SKY-HIGH CITY CAN STILL GET BETTER, SAYS BOSS DAVIES

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The LeaguePaper Team
2 March 2025

SKY-HIGH CITY

By Shaun Wallis

BIRMINGHAM C 1
Gardner-Hickman 21

WY COMBE W 0

STAR MAN
T. GARDNER- HICKMAN Birmingham

BIRMINGHAM City manager Chris Davies says his side are in a strong position to be promoted – and wants it to get stronger – after extending their lead to 12 points with victory over second-placed Wycombe.
Taylor Gardner-Hickman scored his second goal in successive games as Birmingham extended their unbeaten League run to 18 games against a Wycombe side reduced to ten men before half-time.
Davies said: “We’ve put ourselves in a strong position from...

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