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NELSON’S LATE SHOW BREAKS HULL HEARTS

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The LeaguePaper Team
15 October 2017

CHAMPIONSHIP
By Blair Ferguson

STAR MAN
ALLAN MCGREGOR Hull City

FULL NELSON: Nelson Oliveira is mobbed after scoring the equaliser and, inset, Nouha Dicko nets Hull’s opener
PICTURE: PSI/John Marsh

ALAST-MINUTE Nelson Oliveira goal snatched a first away win in 14- months from Hull City who had played more than half an hour with ten men.
David Meyler was dismissed 12 minutes into the second half after Nouha Dicko had given the Tigers a first-half lead, allowing Norwich back into a game they looked to be drifting out of. Norwich dominated the game, hitting the post and t...

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