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LUND HAS AN EYE ON PLAY-OFFS

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The LeaguePaper Team
15 October 2017

CHAMPIONSHIP
MATTY Lund knows he must focus on breaking into the Burton team to keep himself in the Northern Ireland picture.
The 26-year-old midfielder was picked as part of Michael O’Neill’s squad for the final World Cup qualifying matches against Germany and Norway but didn’t feature.
The Brewer would naturally love to be involved when his country head into November’s play-offs but matters at the Pirelli Stadium are pressing.
Lund said: “There are still two games to play (the play-offs) and then you have to get picked, so I have got to hopefully stamp my aut...

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