The League Paper

Boss Hogg hails side’s change in mentality

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The Football League Paper Team
25 October 2026

By James Heneghan

NORTHAMPTON T 2
Warhurst 9, Hoskins 50
NORTHAMPTON: Jeacock 7, Donacien 7, Moore 7, Guthrie 7, Maxwell 7 (Powell 66, 6), Wormleighton 7, Lemonheigh-Evans 8, Evans 8, Hoskins 7 (O’Brien-Whitmarsh 67, 6), Dale 7 (Fornah 90), Warhurst 7 (List 81, 6). Subs not used: Dadge, Briggs, Dyche.
COLCHESTER U 0
COLCHESTER: Lo-Tutala 6, Hunt 6 (Vincent-Young 61, 6), Tucker 7, Terry 6, Iandolo 7, Williams 6 (Payne 61, 6), Perry 6 (Digby 73, 7), Thorn 6, Sesay 6, Lubala 7 (Connolly 73, 6), Ihionvien 6 (Williams 49, 6). Subs not used: Raggett, Kuffour Jr.
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