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GAFFER RUES A LACK OF BELIEF

DERBY manager John Eustace was left to regret an insipid first-half display.
He said: “We started quite slowly and it’s disappointing to concede such an easy goal in the first half. Against a quality team you cannot give them chances like that.
“But then we grew ourselves into the game a little bit, we adjusted a few things at half-time and after the break we really imposed ourselves onto the game.
“It was just in the final third that we lacked the quality or belief that we needed.
“We should have imposed ourselves and really believed in ourselves...

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