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What’s in The Football League Paper: 26/11/23

The Championship is back! Leaders Leicester will be hoping to get back to winning ways after back-to-back defeats as they take on Watford, featured among all 12 match reports from the division in The Football League Paper this Sunday.

Sam Greenwood’s stunning free-kick saw them beaten in their most recent game at Middlesbrough, and he is the subject of our Big Interview. The loan star discusses life at the Riverside – and getting stick from his mates!

Elsewhere in the division put Southampton’s loan defender Taylor Harwood-Bellis under the spotlight in Player Profile.

Alongside match action from the third tier Ethan Hamilton discusses what new boss Michael Skubala has brought to League One Lincoln, and we wrap up the midweek action as the Bristol Street Motors Trophy group stages draw to a conclusion.

And from the other league involved in that competition Chris Long is eager to overcome injury and play his part in a promotion push from League Two, while goalkeeper Jonathan Mitchell is relishing his fresh start at Harrogate Town.

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