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Boss Robins tells his side to ‘mind’ their backs

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The LeaguePaper Team
4 April 2021

By David McIntyre

Sunday, April 4, 2021 THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE PAPER 9

QPR 3
Willock 2, Rose 22 (og), Chair 68
QPR: Lumley 7, Dickie 7, Cameron 7, Barbet 7, Kakay 7, Field 7, Johansen 7 (Ball 83, 6), Wallace 7 (Kelman 83, 6), Willock 7 (Thomas 66, 6), Chair 8 (Adomah 75, 6), Austin 6 (Dykes 66, 6). Subs not used: Kane, Bonne, Bettache, Dieng.

COVENTRY CITY 0
COVENTRY: Marosi 6, Rose 5 (Pask 66, 6), Ostigaard 6, Hyam 6, Da Costa 5, Hamer 5 (Eccles 77, 6), James 6, McCallum 6, Allen 6 (O’Hare 58, 6), Shipley 6 (Gyokeres 58, 6), Godden 6 (Walker 59, 6). Subs not used: Bakayako, Kell...

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