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CLEMENT PROUD DESPITE DEFEAT

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The LeaguePaper Team
13 September 2026

GUTTED: Clement

NORWICH City boss Phillipe Clement, whose side were hoping for a third straight win, was left to rue a late winner for Middlesbrough after his side had battled back from two goals down.
He also thought his side deserved at least a point from a topsy-turvy encounter.
He said: It was a frantic game, with two teams really going to win.
“The biggest disappointment was not the first goal against, but the 30 minutes after.
“I saw two/three players starting to doubt, they were not brave enough on the ball. We didn’t show the football we can play. I ...

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