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WHITES BOOST AS BERARDI WINS HIS APPEAL

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The LeaguePaper Team
13 October 2019

By Lee Radford
CHAMPIONSHIP

RELIEF: Gaetano Berardi

LEEDS will have defender Gaetano Berardi available for their home clash with Birmingham after his dismissal in the defeat at Millwall was overturned.
The 31-year-old was shown a straight red card in the 14th minute at The Den after being adjudged by referee James Linington to have denied Tom Bradshaw a goalscoring chance when the striker went down inside the box.
Video replays appeared to show little, if any, contact had been made by Berardi. Jed Wallace converted the resulting penalty.
Berardi is now free to face the Blues next Saturda...

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