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Will Lankshear’s first league appearance for Middlesbrough produced a late winner after Lincoln led early and ended a 29-match unbeaten run.
- On Saturday, Middlesbrough secured a 2-1 victory over Lincoln in their Championship opener, with marquee signing Will Lankshear netting a second-half double to complete the comeback.
- Lincoln played their first second-tier match in 65 years and made a strong start, with Adam Reach opening the scoring in the 12th minute with a 15-yard shot beyond goalkeeper Radek Vitek.
- Middlesbrough equalized in the 62nd minute when Callum Brittain's cross deflected to Leo Castledine, whose angled drive was diverted home instinctively from six yards out by Lankshear.
- Lankshear struck in stoppage time after brilliant work from substitute Riley McGree on the right, ending Lincoln's 29-game unbeaten run across all competitions since early December.
- Lincoln's new joint head coaches Chris Cohen and Tom Shaw faced a difficult league debut following manager Michael Skubala's departure to Bristol City in May.
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EFL star scores with his hand in controversial opening day goal which helped his side win 2-1
West Brom star Aune Heggebo scored a controversial opening day goal with his hand, helping his side win 2-1 against Norwich.The incident, which has left Norwich boss Philippe Clement fuming, occurred with the scoreline at 0-0 in the second half.As the Baggies came racing forward on the left-hand side, a whipped-in delivery was directed towards the Norwegian, too high for him to volley home.Instead, Heggebo lifted his arm to deflect the ball into…
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