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Awoniyi’s red not to blame for Brighton defeat – Lampard

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Coventry City coach Frank Lampard says his side’s failure to take chances, not Taiwo Awoniyi’s red card, was to blame for their 5-0 defeat to Brighton. Read More: https://punchng.com/awoniyis-red-not-to-blame-for-brighton-defeat-lampard/

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