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GRANT GIVES KEEPER PARDON

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The LeaguePaper Team
31 August 2025

GRANT GIVES

LEAGUE ONE
By Jack Tolson

BARNSLEY 3
Keillor-Dunn 9, 85, Connell 44

HUDDERSFIELD T 1
Taylor 87

DERBY DELIGHT: Barnsley enjoy Davis Keillor-Dunn’s clincher
PICTURES: White Rose Photos

HUDDERSFIELD Town manager Lee Grant threw his support behind goalkeeper Owen Goodman after he was sent off in a nightmare first-half.
In a feisty Yorkshire derby, Davis Keillor-Dunn opened the scoring for Barnsley after nine minutes, capitalising on some poor goalkeeping from Goodman to give his side the lead.
The 21-year-old shot-stopper’s day went from bad to worse, as he was ...

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