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  TERRIERS LAY MARKER FOR BOSS DRURY

  LEAGUE ONE PLYMOUTH A 0 HUDDERSFIELD boss Martin Drury thinks there’s more to come from his high-flying Terriers following a dominant top-of-the-table clash victory at Tom Cleverley’s pacesetters Plymouth. Goals from Derensili Sanches Fernandes and Bojan Radulovic capped a superb Town performance. Third-placed Huddersfield host 19th-placed Peterborough on Tuesday night...

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  Exiles strike back, but York’s ten dig in deep

  By Steven Luxton NEWPORT CO 1 Nyakuhwa 54 YORK CITY 1 Pearce 4 NEWPORT: Wright 6, Norman 6, Jenkins 7, Cameron 7, Jacob 7 (Smith 45, 6), Dibley-Dias 6 (Etete 52, 7), Brennan 6, Nyakuhwa 7 (Garner 76, 6), Biggins 6, Bamba 6 (Evans 76, 6), Gwengwe 6 (Adu-Poku 89,...

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  FLAPPING CANARIES NEED TO TIGHTEN UP FAST

  LEAKY: Philippe Clement SAY what you like about the firepower at Norwich City’s disposal, but conceding two goals every game is a recipe for disaster. Pre-weekend, no side in the Championship had shipped more, and that’s not bad luck. Only Watford, Derby and Bolton were posting a higher expected goals...

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  HOGAN SCUFFS THE WINNER TO

  By Paul Kendrick GARY Caldwell could not hide his delight – and relief – after Wigan narrowly edged Reading to secure just their second league win of the season. Scott Hogan scored the only goal of the game with 20 minutes to go, scuffing home from close range. Caldwell said:...