The League Paper

THE PEN ROBBED US TODAY – TONY

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The Football League Paper Team
18 October 2026

BLOW: Mowbray

BLACKBURN boss Tony Mowbray was frustrated by the penalty decision that led to West Brom’s second goal in Rovers’ loss at the Hawthorns.
Isaac Price converted from 12 yards with a Panenka-style chip for the equaliser and the hosts went on to complete an excellent comeback.
But Mowbray bemoaned the decision post-match and thought his side deserved to take something from the game, having been two goals up after just 12 minutes.
He said: “It was a dream start, but West Brom are a good team and their league position shows that.
“It is never ...

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