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VRANCIC BOOSTER FOR FARKE

CHAMPIONSHIP
NORWICH manager Daniel Farke expressed his relief after hearing Bosnian midfielder Mario Vrancic does not require surgery to repair an ankle injury.
The 29-year-old will miss three weeks after sustaining the problem in the derby win over Ipswich.
“Thank goodness he doesn’t need any surgery because I was really concerned at the time,” Farke said in the aftermath of the clash.
“He will be out for just three weeks, so will miss the next three or four games. Mario will be a big miss for us as he has been there with important goals and assists.”
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