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INGS ROLLS BACK THE YEARS WITH LATE STRIKE

By Stephen Marshall

WYCOMBE caretaker boss Tom Hounsell hailed the “unbelievable quality” shown by Danny Ings after the former England striker scored a late equaliser in the draw with Reading.
The Royals looked set to register their first away league win since March when 72nd-minute sub Ings, who signed for Wanderers on Friday, scored a typical poacher’s goal – a right-foot shot from close range after being set up by Fred Onyedinma’s header.
Ings, 34, who counts Liverpool, Southampton, Villa and West Ham among his former clubs, had been training wi...

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