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Hull maintain flying start as Liam Millar’s winner ruins Coventry’s day
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Hull maintain flying start as Liam Millar’s winner ruins Coventry’s day

Perhaps last week’s triumph was not a one-off. Hull backed up a shock victory against Manchester United by maintaining their 100% start to the Premier League by condemning Coventry to successive defeats. “We’re gonna win the league,” was the glorious chant raining down from the Hull support after Liam Millar’s 82nd-minute strike. The goal was a sucker-punch for Coventry, who were pushing for a winner themselves and looked set to at least earn their first point of the season. Frank Lampard, arms folded, was unmoved as the away end rejoiced...

By AtlasHour DeskPublished 29 Aug, 10:01 pm1 min read
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