League One

SKUBALA PROUD OF HIS CHAMPS!

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The LeaguePaper Team
3 May 2026

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By Ben Thomas

PROUD Lincoln City head coach Michael Skubala hailed the Imps’ title-winning season as ‘iconic’ and ‘amazing’ after stretching their unbeaten – and club record – run to an incredible 29 matches with victory at relegated Port Vale.
Ben House got City off to the perfect start with a cool finish after nine minutes, before Rob Street doubled the visitors’ advantage four minutes into the second-half.
The comfortable win means the brilliant Imps finished top with 103 points, 12 ahead of runners-up Cardiff, whil...

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