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BEES BUZZING AS LATE SHOW PAYS

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The LeaguePaper Team
5 November 2017

Ryan and Yoann put Whites on a downer

By Sean O’Brien

ERROR: Neal Maupay scores for Brentford after Andy Lonergan drops the ball
PICTURE: Action Images

WITH the two sides heading in such markedly different directions, perhaps it should have come as no surprise that Brentford dug deep to extend Leeds’ recent misery, leaving Dean Smith to claim his faith in the squad has never wavered.
Brentford’s eight-game winless streak to start their league campaign is fast becoming as much of a distant memory as Leeds’ spell atop the Championship table, with the Bees’ ...

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