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Ajayi, Awoniyi Feature, Onyeka Out Injured As Hull Defeat Coventry, Move Up To Second In League Table

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Liam Millar scored with less than 10 minutes remaining, as Hull City edged out Coventry City 1-0 in a battle of newly promoted teams in Saturday’s Premier League clash. Nigeria internationals Semi Ajayi and Taiwo Awoniyi were in action for Hull and Coventry respectively. Both players played for 90 minutes. Awoniyi’s Nigerian teammate Frank Onyeka [...]

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