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Brighton’s Leandro Trossard strikes late to make Brentford rue missed chances

The Guardian - Somewhere up among the away fans was Tony Bloom, Brighton’s owner. He had forgone the chance to sit in the director’s box and encounter Matthew Benham, a former sports gambling colleague with whom he no longer wishes to associate. Related: Michail Antonio sent off as West Ham scrape a draw at Southampton Continue reading...

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